"Sutro Baths, San Francisco," 1896, color lithograph poster, paper: approx. 72"h x 72"w. "Sutro Baths opened March 14, 1896. An extravagant public bathhouse envisioned and developed by the eccentric one-time mayor of San Francisco, Adolph Sutro. After working its way through its many lives (Playland, 1960s ice rink, etc..)— it burned down while being demolished on June 26, 1966. Original paper folded panels made up the poster. It was assembled and framed after finding it in storage in the 1980s. 80 some years after printing.