Contains 243 photos
908 Steiner, between Fulton and McAllister. Built in 1888 by R. O. Chandler. Architects, Schmidt & Shea. Multi-colored portico of Victorian with peacock head added to fan element in gable. Polychrome paint by Maija Gegeris, 1967, prototype of all the city's multicolor paint jobs. It was one of the first colorfully painted Victorians in San Francisco and helped to start a trend. Detail of cornice [Steiner St.]
Alamo Square
Detail of second story square bay with fish scale shingles, near Liberty and Valencia. Eastlake style, Architect Absalom J. Barnett, built 1893. [Liberty 15]
Dolores Heights
Detail of gable with 12 over 1 lights. [Mission 7__ York]
Mission
1 Bartlett (3243 21st Street) Detail of roof eave brackets.
Mission
1 Bartlett (3243 21st Street) Close up of sun burst.
Mission
Corner, Ford & Noe. Detail of scrollwork on corner window bay [Eastlake details 17th & Noe]
Castro
East side of Folsom between 23rd and 24th, 2731-2735 Folsom (Gaughran House) Beaux-Arts style 3-flat 1900 building by architect James Francis Dunn (1874-1921). Column Capital close up.[2700 block Folsom]
Mission
908 Steiner, between Fulton and McAllister. Built in 1888 by R.O. Chandler. Architects, Schmidt & Shea. Multi-colored portico of Victorian with peacock head added to fan element in gable. Polychrome paint by Maija Gegeris, 1967, prototype of all the city's multicolor paint jobs. It was one of the first colorfully painted Victorians in San Francisco and helped to start a trend. [Details Steiner St]
Alamo Square
306 Diamond between 20th and 21st. Built 1890. [Detail Diamond St] Focus on cornice and brackets with classical columns (see wnp25.11069)
Eureka Valley
306 Diamond between 20th and 21st. Built 1890. [Detail Diamond St] Portico and square bay with classical columns and pilasters (see wnp25.11066)
Eureka Valley
[Detail-wood Ath] Focus on Corinthian column at corner of porch, scrollwork above. Possibly Atherton, CA
[Int 95 Scott] View of bay window from interior with stained glass lights.
Mission
Detail of carved molding, oval stained glass window surround by builders Martens & Coffey. 573 South Van Ness, built circa 1887 (Brewer Peter Windeler purchased the lot in August of 1886) Queen Anne home[Details-Cartouche M&Coffey]
Mission
Detail of carved wood finial separated from building
Central Avenue near Haight, Architect James Francis Dunn, built 1904. Exterior molding with figurehead [Detail-cameo itl.]
Haight Ashbury