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Ingleside Terraces, San Francisco
(a development built on the former location of the Ingleside Racetrack in the southwestern part of San Francisco. The racetrack functioned 1895-1905; It did not reopen after the 1906 quake and the racetrack and buildings served as emergency housing. In 1910, Joseph A. Leonard’s Urban Realty Development Company bought the track and set about turning the land into a residence park. By 1912, Ingleside Terraces had opened, with Urbano Drive paved on the loop of the old racetrack.)
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Mediterranean revival architecture
built 1930
nos 3530 and 3532 22nd Street, San Francisco, California
July 20, 2020
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601 Prague Street built 1931
607 Prague Street built 1931
615 Prague Street built 1930
Mediterranean revival architecture
Crocker-Amazon district
San Francisco
land once owned by the Crocker estate company
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part of the St. Emydius complex
# 286 built 1915
# 250-270 built 1939
San Francisco, California
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Laguna Honda Hospital
San Francisco
Laguna Honda opened in 1866 to care for one of the first generations of San Franciscans, the Gold Rush pioneers.
Many people who had come west seeking their fortunes in the gold and silver mines of Northern California went bust instead. The burgeoning city responded to its growing numbers of people in need by constructing a four-story wood frame building to house indigent San Franciscans on the old San Miguel Rancho west of Twin Peaks.
Mediterranean revival complex designed by John Reid Jr. and built by Mayor James Rolph Jr., 1920s
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Juanita Way, San Francisco, California
most houses here built 1927
Miraloma Park subdivision
In 1925, Meyer Brothers bought the east slope of Mt. Davidson from the Adolph Sutro estate. They bought another 1650 home sites from Wells Fargo and Company for a total of 208 acres to meet their goal of a planned community of 2000 homes. The streets in Miraloma Park were to be wide and curved to take advantage of the contours of the property. The homes were to be designed according to a variety of exterior plans but for best cost containment the interiors would follow a limited number of plans. www.outsidelands.org/miraloma-park.php
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3541 20th Street
20th and San Carlos Streets, the Mission, San Francisco
style: Mediterranean Revival
1937 and 1950s occupant: First Church of the Nazarene
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Chestnut Street, Russian Hill, San Francisco
Colonial Revival style architecture, San Francisco version....
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№ 1420 Monterey Boulevard
"Monterey Heights"
San Francisco, California
year built: 1926
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House with version of Monterey style porch
№ 2663 15th Avenue
West Portal area: the development of this area was spurred by the 1918 opening of the Twin Peaks rail tunnel.
built 1928
San Francisco, Calif.
Sept. 23rd, 2015
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