Contains 2516 photos
Group of eight men in Civic Center Plaza, City Hall in background. Welcome Home Victory Monument. [No. 3875 loudspeaking equipment Democratic Convention 1920 Group A.T.&T. Co., W.E. Co. Engineers & Installers... 6-26-20]
Civic Center
140 New Montgomery Construction site of New Telephone Building, demolishing old building, Call Building dome in background
South of Market
View northeast to 140 New Montgomery, Pacific Telephone Building under construction. Rialto Building at left. Hobart and Standard Oil Buildings in distance left, Natoma Street and Yerba Buena Island at right. [San Francisco, Calif Coast Div Executive Bld. Progress Rear 8-21-24]
South of Market
Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) [inside tower 294 Page St]
Lower Haight
Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) [Geilfuss tower 294 Page]
Lower Haight
Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) [Geilfuss 294 Page] Laguna Street elevation of Stick-Eastlake building designed by architect Henry Geilfuss. Round corner bay with tower.
Lower Haight
1153 Oak Street, Sarah Mish House (City Landmark number 62, National Register 79999534) before restoration. Sign on building: 'Trespasser will be shot.' See wnp 25.10303. [Landmark Mish] 'Green for Mayor' bumper sticker
Buena Vista
1153 Oak Street, Sarah Mish House (City Landmark number 62, National Register 79999534) before restoration. Victorian building in extreme state of disrepair. No trespassing signs, broken windows.
Buena Vista
Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) [294 Page St.] Interior view to square bay window with molded brackets.
Lower Haight
Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) View of interior staircase with quarter sized figure of man holding lamp on newel post.
Lower Haight
[Tanforan Cottage] San Francisco Landmark #68, one of the oldest houses in San Francisco, possibly dating to 1853.
Mission Dolores
[Tanforan Cottage] San Francisco Landmark #67, one of the oldest houses in San Francisco, possibly dating to 1853.
Mission Dolores
1153 Oak Street, Sarah Mish House (City Landmark number 62, National Register 79999534) during restoration. Detail of decorative carving above window set. [Restoration Mish]
Buena Vista
Northeast corner of Page and Laguna, Charles And Ida Deitle House, SF Landmark 48. Designed by architect Henry Geilfuss in 1888, this house replaced an 1878 house on the site. (That house was moved to 527-529 Oak Street, where it still stands today.)(WMK) Transom etched glass window
Lower Haight
View east across Webster to Bourn Mansion, 2550 Webster between Broadway and Pacific, San Francisco Landmark #38. Large house with brick facade and dormer windows. [SFV - Bourne (Sic) 2550 Webster]
Pacific Heights