Mullen near Montcalm
View southwest on Mullen from Montcalm, 335 Mullen at center,
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View southwest on Mullen from Montcalm, 335 Mullen at center,
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View north on Mullen from the intersection with Brewster and Montcalm, Anna Furger's house on left, Buena Vista Park & St. Joseph's Hospital in background
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View northeast on Montcalm towards York from Mullen.
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View northwest on Mullen from Montcalm, 200-block of Mullen, houses 259 and 263 Mullen at center, 259 Mullen unrestored and boarded up in this view.
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View easterly on Mullen Avenue at Franconia, stairway leading down at right.
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View northwest from split street Peralta between Mullen and Florida, Army Street projects in background.
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View northeast from split street Peralta between Mullen and Florida, SF General Hospital in background.
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Dolores Near 16th, the Tanforan Cottages [256 - Old Homes on Dolores Street] (early Kodachrome, 828 format)
Mission Dolores
Haas-Lilienthal House, 2007 Franklin near Jackson SFLandmark 69 P.R. Schmidt, Architect [San Francisciana Victorian Print No. 1]
Pacific Heights
North side of Haight Street between Divisadero and Broderick, Home of John Cardozo, built as 936 Haight later numbered 922 Haight. The building still stands in altered form, now 952-954 Haight. [Cadoza Residence, Miller & Armitage, architects] [San Francisciana Victorian Print No. 2]
Buena Vista
Frank Stone Residence, 1348 South Van Ness between 24th and 25th. SFLandmark 74 Seth Babson, architect [San Francisciana Victorian Print No. 3]
Mission
Sarah Mish residence, as built in 1885 at its original location, 407 Divisadero Street. It was moved in 1897 to 1153 Oak, where it still stands, now minus its elaborate roofline. (WMK) [San Francisciana Victorian Print No. 4]
Panhandle
321 Pierce between Page and Oak, still standing with most of its ornament, but minus its elaborate roofline. Built in 1885, architect M. P. Schetzel. [City Cottage] [San Francisciana Victorian Print No. 5]
Lower Haight
This house still stands at 824 Page Street, between Pierce and Scott. It has lost its fence and gained a garage, but otherwise looks just the same today. [City Cottage - Page Street near Pierce, Robert Daly, Architect][San Francisciana Victorian Print No. 6]
Lower Haight
California at Mason J. C. Flood Mansion; Augustus Laver, architect; now Pacific Union Club [San Francisciana Victorian Print No. 7]
Nob Hill