Mission & 7th
1076 Mission, US Court of Appeals formerly Main Post Office, view from across Mission Street showing two entrances
South of MarketLandmark
Contains 2516 photos
Van Ness & Ellis
View northwest across intersection to 901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom.
Tenderloin
Van Ness & Ellis
901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & Ellis
901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom; detail of front entrance
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & Ellis
901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom; detail of column top with face
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & Ellis
901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom; detail of floral panel
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & Ellis
901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom; detail of floral column
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & Ellis
901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom; detail of face panel
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & Ellis
901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom; detail of corner of mirror
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & Ellis
901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom
Cathedral Hill
Van Ness & Ellis
901 Van Ness, built 1926, originally Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom
Cathedral Hill
Filbert near Darrell Place
228 Filbert; Philip Brown House, built 1869 [Carp Gothic Napier Lane]
Telegraph Hill
Buchanan & Waller
Northwest corner of Buchanan and Waller, view of Nightingale House. SF Landmark 201.
Mint Hill
2222 Broadway
[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. The room is known as 'Our Lady's Parlor'. During the Flood Family's residence, it was the state dining room. Murals, marble pilasters, coffered ceiling. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights
2222 Broadway
[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. The mantel in this reception room (state dining room during the Flood Family's residence) is of Champville stone. According to a 1970's tour brochure: 'The Ionic pilasters are crowned by bowls of fruit. Carved dolphins, symbols of affection and friendliness are found at the base of the pilasters...' Marble fireplace, Madonna & Child art above, and murals at ceiling. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights