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2020 Jackson, at left, Heller Residence built 1904, Emmanuel S. Heller and Clara Hellman (daughter of I.W. Hellman), architect Julius Krafft. After the 1906 earthquake and fire, the house served as the temporary headquarters of the Union Trust & Well Fargo Nevada Bank. 2010 Jackson, built 1960 at right. [Petri Home]
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View north across Broadway to James L. Flood Mansion at 2222 Broadway between Webster and Fillmore. [2222 Broadway Italian renaissance - Convent of Sacred Heart]
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Lewis Gerstle house built in 1902. Still stands in modified form. [2420 Pacific Gerstle - Levison House]
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Henry Casebolt Mansion 2727 Pierce built 1865. SFLandmark No. 51.
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Henry Casebolt Mansion 2727 Pierce built 1865. SFLandmark No. 51.
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Isaac Liebes House, 1812 Pacific between Franklin and Gough, built 1891. Red with witches' cap. Garage lot built on.
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Talbot-Dutton House, 1782 Pacific, built 1875. SFLandmark 57
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Detail of Talbot-Dutton House, 1782 Pacific, built 1875, SFLandmark 57
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Spreckels Mansion, 2080 Washington St, view from Lafayette Park
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2727 Pierce between Vallejo & Green Sts.
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Whittier Mansion at 2090 Jackson, then home of California Historical Society
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Clay near Pierce, viewed from Alta Plaza
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2600 block of Clay Street across from Alta Plaza. All built in early 1870s with redwood
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Between Webster & Buchanan Streets, fromer home onad office of Dr. Emma Sutro Merritt, daughter of Adolph Sutro
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2475 Pacific Avenue. House of Captain John Leale, author of the book, Recollections of a Tule Sailor. The structure was originally the main house for a dairy farm and may have been built as early as 1853. San Francisco Landmark #45
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Presbyterian Hospital (now CPMC Pacific Campus) under construction
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Edward Coleman House, 1701 Franklin, built 1896, architect Salfield & Kohlberg, SF Landmark 54.
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[Matson-Roth Mansion], 2150 Washington near Laguna, across from Lafayette Square
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Engine Company No. 23 Firehouse. Built 1893, 3022 Washington Street, sold at auction by city in 1963, at one time home of Gov. Jerry Brown. San Francisco Landmark #93
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2209 Jackson. Built in the 1870's by J.W. Tucker as part of Tucker Town development of cottages, of which this is the sole survivor.
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