Contains 10 photos
View south across Duboce to 239-241 Duboce Ave at left, 241-243 Duboce at right housing Immanuel Baptist Church. Building at left mostly unchanged, building at right later revised with stucco exterior and Far East-influenced facade, housing Vietnamese-Buddhist Association of San Francisco in 2020. Built circa 1885.
Mint Hill
This small, flat front Italianate single family residence at 126 Texas Street was built before the 1906 earthquake.
Potrero Hill
135 Connecticut still exists at the back of the lot between 17th and Mariposa, obscured from the street by a new home built in 1999. This image shows a garage in front, with large painted advertisement for Les Vogel auto service.
Potrero Hill
2817 19th Street. This single-family home on 19th Street was built in 1880.
Mission
2913 California is a single-family residence that looks largely the same today, a modernization of what was probably a flat-front Italianate when built. Records indicate that it was built prior to 1900. it is flanked on both sides by large Victorians which date from 1891-92, so an assumption would be that this modest building preceded those by at least a few years.
Pacific Heights
703-705 Florida Street, on the east side of the block near 19th Street, are two Italianate style flats built in 1880. At left is a smaller residence of the same vintage at 701 Florida.
Mission
2637 21st St near Hampshire St.
Mission
2104 Bryant, possibly built as early as 1865, on the west side of Bryant Street just off 19th Street. The single family home has been heavily modified over the years.
Mission
[TEH1107 T.E. Hecht N. W. corner Sutter & Taylor 1876] View to northwest corner houses. Horse and wagon, cobblestones, early telegraph pole?
Lower Nob Hill
View to northwest corner houses. Horse and wagon, cobblestones, early telegraph pole? [N.W. cor Sutter-Taylor 1876. Sarah M. Renton 50 Vara lot. SS-177] [F810 SS-177] (GGNRA/Behrman GOGA 35346)
Lower Nob Hill