Cole near Haight
516 Cole, between Haight and Page, Queen Anne row house
Haight AshburyVictorian
Contains 2167 photos
3833 21st
21st between Castro and Noe, built 1892 by Rousseau Brothers [Rousseau - Q A, 3833 - 21st St.]
Eureka Valley
1550 Page
Northeast corner of Page and Ashbury, Queen Anne Tower house [QT - C & K- Page St., sort]
Haight Ashbury
152 Central
On Page near Central, built 1906, one of five similar houses [Queen Anne, Central St.]
Buena Vista
142 Central
Detail of leaded window [Q. A., Central]
Haight Ashbury
3833 21st
21st between Castro and Noe, built 1892 by Rousseau Brothers [Rousseau - Q A, 3833 - 21st St.]
Eureka Valley
1286 Guerrero
West side of Guerrero between 24th and 25th. Queen Anne home built 1896, detail of entrance [1286 Guerrero, Mission Vict., l-24]
Dolores Heights
Cole & Page
Southeast corner of Cole and Page, 500-506 Cole. Detail of scalloped arches on apartment building with Corinthian columns
Haight Ashbury
92 Fair Oaks
Fair Oaks between 21st and 22nd [92 Fair Oaks] Quoins on first story sides. Asbestos shingles on second story, partially removed.
Dolores Heights
Unknown Location
Stuccoed and decorated home, possibly former 1906 Earthquake refugee cottage, address 374 or 574
21st & Chattanooga
3546 21st and 3540 21st (two flats, now single family home) [styles 2 together, 21st St.]
Dolores Heights
Presido Main Post
Officer's house on Funston Ave near Presidio Blvd. Bldg #8 built in 1860s, two children in front.
Presidio
Vallejo near Buchanan
South side of Vallejo between Buchanan and Webster, [looking, 2121 & 2127 Vallejo]
Pacific Heights
294 Page
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) Portion of Laguna Street facade.Blurry [Geilfuss, 294 Page]
Lower Haight
294 Page
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]
Lower Haight