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586 Stevenson Street is a utilitarian building at the rear of, and connected to, the National Register-listed 1067-1071 Market Street, originally known as the Egyptian Theater. It was probably built along with the theater in 1924.
South of Market
North side of Stevenson between 6th and 7th Street. Rear door of 1015 Market (now 1025 Market) Former location I.S. Cohen's Sons, Sewing Machines
South of Market
1547 Ulloa Street near 17th Avenue. This single-family home, on the south side of the block, was built in 1938.
West Portal
In 1951, 1129 Irving between 12th Avenue and Funston was partially vacant. It was also the office of Ben Ostrowski, a contractor/builder. This site is now occupied by a 5-unit building built in 1992.
Sunset Inner
4427 Lincoln Way near 46th Avenue is a single family home built in 1951. In this image it is newly built, for sale, and open for inspection by the W.A. Warnick Company of Noriega Street. The houses flanking this building have been demolished and multiunit apartment houses are in their place.
Golden Gate Park
30 Presidio Avenue, single family home, built 1930.
Presidio Heights
700 Mason Street at Bush Street. This multi-unit Medieval Revival building was built in 1911. Originally the private Holluschickie Club, it was converted to apartments about 1920. Architect was C. A. Meussdorffer. Storefronts along the Bush Street side include the Cottage Grocery and Fong On Laundry.
Lower Nob Hill
5150 Mission Street. Bank of America on Mission Street, same as today. Also in view is the S. Romani & Sons Royal poultry & delicatessen shop run by Salvator, Charles, and Vincent Romani.
Crocker Amazon
This building at 4666 Mission Street near Persia Avenue, home of Thomas Valegra Real Estate in 1951, was demolished and is now a parking lot. The building at left, 4680-4690 Misson Street, built 1949, is still extant.
Excelsior
Zukor's Department Store at 885 Market Street near 5th Street. Zukor's specialized in women's clothing. This site is now part of the San Francisco Shopping Centre.
South of Market
777 Florida Street/2940 20th Street, on the northeast corner, is a three-story wood frame building, originally built for industrial use in 1902. It has a stucco facade streetside, shiplap behind. Originally the Hirschfelder & Meaney Trunk Factory, it sports a Mars Furnaces/ Pacific Gas Heating Co. sign in this image. Now converted to residential use.
Mission
1634 Bryant Street between 15th and 16th Streets. Rainier Beer & Ale Warehouse No. 3, part of the Rainier Brewery operation.
Mission
1640 Bryant Street near 16th Street. Rainer Beer & Ale Warehouse No. 4. Part of the Rainier Brewery operation, with the brewery at 15th and Bryant Streets.
Mission
1676 Bryant Street near 16th Street, next to Rainier Beer & Ale Warehouse No. 4. Yard with gate and low wooden structure with barrels in front. Part of the Rainier Brewing Company operation. Billboard advertising Budweiser Beer at right.
Mission
1600 Bryant Street at 15th Street. This reinforced concrete structure with subtle art deco styling, built 1929, was originally the American Laundry Machinery Company, next to Rainier Beer & Ale Warehouse No. 3. It now serves as a post office.
Mission