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[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of cherub face at top of marble column. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
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[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of cherub face at top of marble column. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific HeightsPhotograph of 1910 image showing view northeast to houses on north side of Broadway. James L. Flood built the large white house at center in 1900. In September, 1927, it became the Sarah Dix Hamlin School For Girls, today called The Hamlin School. [SF - Flood Jr. Metrop of West 1910] [Broadway, Looking East from Buchanan (sic), James Flood Residence in Foreground.]
Pacific Heights[SF - Mansions Flood-Broadway] Detail of marble window surround of James Leary Flood residence.
Pacific Heights[SF - Mansions Flood-Broadway] View east to James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-1915.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Fireplace with marble and carved wood surround. Frieze and cameos at cornice. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Arched ceiling with frieze and chandelier. Depressed barrel vault ceiling of library. According to a 1970's tour guide to The Flood Mansion (no author noted), 'The Library is a replica of the Bromley Room' preserved at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Marble frieze with griffins. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of griffin (?) in marble frieze. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of carved lion head in wood, likely part of fireplace surround. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools. Mirror with gilded garland above fireplace.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools. Detail of cherubs frieze above entry way. Decorative half-circle iron screen in window below.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools. Main entry with Corinthian columns. Girl in doorway. From a 1970's tour brochure (author not listed) of The Flood Mansion: 'Working out of the Beaux Arts tradition, in 1912 architects Bliss and Faville chose a classic Italian Renaissance design for the Flood mansion... The gracious entrance is flanked by Italian Sforza lamps...'
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools. Detail of interior doorknob and plate.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of griffin (?) in marble frieze. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of carved figure in wood, likely part of fireplace surround. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
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