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Japantown, St. Mary's Cathedral, Polk Gulch, Lafayette Park, Pacific Heights (section 180 of 284 - 1969 Aerial Views)
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Japantown, St. Mary's Cathedral, Polk Gulch, Lafayette Park, Pacific Heights (section 180 of 284 - 1969 Aerial Views)
TenderloinLafayette Park, Polk Gulch, Pacific Heights, Dow Hollow, Russian Hill, Broadway (section 181 of 284 - 1969 Aerial Views)
Nob Hill1818 California, Lilienthal-Orville Pratt House, built 1876 [after]
Pacific Heights[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[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[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. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of marble rail. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of cherub face at top of marble column. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF - Mansions Flood-Broadway] Detail of marble window surround of James Leary Flood residence.
Pacific Heights[SF - Mansions Flood-Broadway] View east to James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-1915.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Fireplace with marble and carved wood surround. Frieze and cameos at cornice. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Arched ceiling with frieze and chandelier. Depressed barrel vault ceiling of library. According to a 1970's tour guide to The Flood Mansion (no author noted), 'The Library is a replica of the Bromley Room' preserved at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Marble frieze with griffins. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of griffin (?) in marble frieze. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of carved lion head in wood, likely part of fireplace surround. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools. Mirror with gilded garland above fireplace.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools. Detail of cherubs frieze above entry way. Decorative half-circle iron screen in window below.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools. Main entry with Corinthian columns. Girl in doorway. From a 1970's tour brochure (author not listed) of The Flood Mansion: 'Working out of the Beaux Arts tradition, in 1912 architects Bliss and Faville chose a classic Italian Renaissance design for the Flood mansion... The gracious entrance is flanked by Italian Sforza lamps...'
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools. Detail of interior doorknob and plate.
Pacific Heights[SF Mansions Flood B-way] Interior of the James Leary Flood residence, built in 1914-15. Detail of griffin (?) in marble frieze. Occupied by Convent & Stuart Hall schools.
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