Unknown location
Row of St. Francis Wood 'Garden Homes' under construction and offered by Mason-McDuffie. Possibly San Pablo or Santa Paula Avenues?
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Terrace near Portola
33 and 39 Terrace Drive, designed by architect Gertrude Comfort and built in St. Francis Wood by contractor John Morton in 1919. Before modification and expansion. [73]
St. Francis Wood
San Benito near San Anselmo
171 San Benito Way, designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in St. Francis Wood in 1914.
St. Francis Wood
Terrace near Portola
40 Terrace Drive on left designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in St. Francis Wood in 1916. 30 Terrace, on right, remodeled with second story addition as of 2018.
St. Francis Wood
San Fernando near St. Francis
South wing, patio, and chimney of 80 San Fernando Way, designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in St. Francis Wood in 1920. [151]
St. Francis Wood
Monterey & San Fernando
1950 Monterey Boulevard, designed by architect John Walter Dolliver and built in St. Francis Wood in 1924.
St. Francis Wood
San Benito near San Anselmo
35 San Benito Way, designed by architects Heiman & Schwartz and built in St. Francis Wood in 1917. Lamp post and landscaping. [124]
St. Francis Wood
San Benito near San Anselmo
South elevation of 35 San Benito Way, designed by architects Heiman & Schwartz and built in St. Francis Wood in 1917. Hawk Hill and Golden Gate Heights in left distance.
St. Francis Wood
Santa Ana & St. Francis
View past decorative pillar and lamp post of 'The Circle' in St. Francis Wood. Landscaping, 52 San Leandro Way in background.
St. Francis Wood
Monterey & Santa Clara
View of landscaping, trees and line of houses, including 171 San Benito Way in St. Francis Wood. [4]
St. Francis Wood
San Pablo near Santa Monica
105 San Pablo Avenue, designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in 1919. Sales sign by Mason-McDuffie describing 'Garden Home on a Wide Lot' whited out.
St. Francis Wood
San Pablo near Santa Monica
View west to 80 San Pablo Avenue, designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in 1919 in St. Francis Wood. 101 and 105 San Pablo on right. Hawk Hill in left distance. [128]
St. Francis Wood
Santa Ana near St. Francis
View across street to 75 Santa Ana Avenue, designed by architects Smith & Stewart and built in St. Francis Wood in 1918.
St. Francis Wood
San Lorenzo & Santa Monica
View west past south elevation of 75 San Lorenzo Way, designed by architect Henry H. Gutterson and built in 1917 in St. Francis Wood.
St. Francis Wood
San Fernando & St. Francis
65 San Fernando Way, designed by architect A. Howard Peterson and built in St. Francis Wood in 1913. Flag pole on lawn, lamp post.
St. Francis Wood