Crocker-Langley San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1913, Part 11

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Social Societies

MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Social Societies

Pacific Coast Association Native Sons of Vermont. A. O. Colton, Secretary. Office, 514 Mills Building. Pacific Coast Waiters' Association. 181 Eddy street, Geo. W. Bates, Secre- tary.

Pacific Motor Boat Club. Club House Belvedere, Marin County. James S. Haw- kins, Commodore; F. B. Adams, Secre- tary.

Pacific Psi Upsilon Union. Meets an- nually on November 24th. Sidney V. Smith, President: Edward Mills Adams, Secretary, 2777 Pine street.

Pacific Union Club, The. California and Mason streets. Geo. A. Pope, Pres- ident; Wm A. Bissell, Vice-President; Frank G. Drum, Treasurer; Horace D. Pillsbury, Secretary. Meets third Tues- day of each month.

Presidio Golf Club. Meets second Sat- urday of each month at 8 Presidio Ter- race.

Press Club of San Francisco, W. W. Naughton, President; H. G. Greenhill, Secretary, southwest corner Sutter and Powell streets.

Recreation League of San Francisco. James E. Rogers, Secretary, Phelan Building.

Roumanian Aid Society. Meets first and third Tuesday.

Ladies' Auxiliary. Meets second and fourth Tuesday at 1638 Eddy.

San Francisco Commercial Club. Top floor Merchants Exchange Building. Allen L. Chickering, President; Freder- ick J. Koster, First Vice-President; Philip S. Teller, Second Vice-President; Clarence M. Oddie, Secretary; H. H. Reiter, Manager.

San Francisco Fly Casting Club, F. J. Cooper President; Paul M. Nippert, Sec- retary, Mills Building.

San Francisco Golf and Country Club. Burke Corbet, President; R. J. Woods, Secretary and Treasurer, 3555 Clay street. Grounds at Ingleside.

San Francisco Kennel Club. Wm. V. N. Bay, Secretary, 355 Sutter street.

San Francisco Maennerchor. Meets every Wednesday evening at Mission Turn Verein Hall. F. W. Duelfer, Presi- dent; Henry Bobsien, Vice-President; Ed. Stegemann, Treasurer; Arthur Keller, Li- brarian; Alex. Hartmann, Secretary.

San Francisco Schuetzen Verein. Meets every second Wednesday at Ger- man House, Turk and Polk streets. Nic Ahrens, President; Otto Lemcke, Secre- tary.

San Francisco Scottish Thistle Club. Meets at German House, Polk and Turk streets, second and fourth Thursday of each month. A. D. McDougald, Recorder.

San Francisco Settlement Association, 2520 Folsom street. Miss Myra Jeffers, Secretary.

San Francisco Turn Verein, Sutter street, near Devisadero street. Meets first and third Wednesday of each month. Louis Markus, President; Fritz Zecher, Vice-President; Joe Kindsmueller; First Secretary; Charles Thias, Second Secre- tary; Edwin Bercher, Physical Director.

San Francisco Yacht Club, R. C. Pell, Commodore; J. E. Russell, Secretary, 310 Sansome street.

Sequoia Club. 1565 Bush street. Servian-Montenegrin L. & B. Society, 1034 Golden Gate evenue.

Society of Old Friends, 915 Van Ness avenue. J. E. Slinkey, Secretary.

Socrates Social Club. 3560 Twentieth street.

Sons and Daughters of the Old Friends. Meets every Monday evening at 1191 Oak street. Franklin F. Lord, M. D., President; Miss Irene Stricker, Secretary.

Sons of Exempt Firemen's Association. Incorporated. L. S. Graves, President; William G. Mckibbin, Secretary; Philip Figel, Treasurer, 210 Halleck.

South End Rowing Club. Foot Van Ness avenue.

Southern Club of San Francisco, W. S. K. Brown, Secretary, Commercial Building, 833 Market street.

Sphinx Club. 925 Golden Gate avenue. Chas. Linn, Secretary. Stanford Club of

San Francisco. Meets at the call of the President. D. V. Cowdan, Secretary, Ibis Building.

State Floral Society. 240 Golden Gate avenue. Meets second Friday of each month. Mrs. John A. Scannavino, President; Mrs. Henry P. Tricou, Secre- tary, 882 Grove street.

State of Maine Association of Call- fornia (Inc.). Meets second Monday in each month, annual reunion in June. Officers for 1913-1914-President, M. W. McIntosh; Secretary, F. W. Thaxter, 2454 Ashby avenue, Berkeley.

St. Margaret's Club. 1541 California street.

Swedish Bachelors Club.

2185 Fif- teenth . street. Niles Cronfelt, Manager. Swedish Singing Society. Organized 1891 Meets every Wednesday in Swed- ish-American Hall, 2174 Market street. Axel Philstrom, instructor.

Swedish Society of San Francisco. Or- ganized 1873. Meets second and fourth Thursday in each month at 2174 Market street. H. Forsberg, President; Harry Mentzer, Secretary.

The Alta Club. 1509 Gough street.

The Family, Southwest corner Bush and Powell streets. C. J. Christenson, Manager.

The Readers' Club, 2701 Mission street.

To Kalon Club, Calvary Church. Mrs. G. Mullin, President, Mrs. H. C. Stev- ens, Corresponding Secretary, 820 Fill- more.

Town and Country Club. 218 Stock- ton street. Mrs. John Johns, President; Mrs. W. H. Taylor, Vice-President; Mrs. J. B. Murphy, Secretary.

Transportation Club. The. Palace Hotel. Theo. H. Jacobs, Secretary. Union League Club, The. Corner Powell and O'Farrell streets.

University of California Club. 212 Stockton street. ... E. Graupner, Presi- dent; Wm. T. Hays, Secretary. Verein Eintracht. Meets at 237

Twelfth street every Wednesday. Louis Schmidt, President; O. Thiele, Record- ing Secretary.

Veteran's Odd Fellows' Association. Chas. E. Benedict, President; W. H. Bar- ner, Secretary. I. O. O. F. Hall

Veteran Firemen's Association of San Francisco. Is a social and charitable organization. Headquarters, 368 Fell street. Organized November 30, 1898. Incorporated June 10, 1899. The mem- bership is composed of retired and ac- tive members of the San Francisco Fire Department. Regular meetings the first Tuesday of each month. Regular meet- ings of the Board of Directors third Tuesday of each month at 368 Fell street. President, A. C. McKinzie, Vice-

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Presidents, W. H. Brown and A. H. Leaf; D. J. Harrison, Financial Secre- tary; Richard J. Courtier, Treasurer; Joseph Wolf, Marshal.

Veteran Police Association of San Francisco. President, John Morgan.

Meets every second Sunday in the month at Hall of Justice.

Veteran Volunteer Fireman's Associa- tion of Californi ... Meets second Tues- day of each month at 1231 Market street. Stephen Bunner, President; G. W. Bay- reuther, Recording Secretary.

Veterans of the California Hundred and Battalion. Composed of the sur- vivors of the 500 men who enlisted in California, paid their fare East and served in the Second Massachusettes Cavalry, as members of the California Hundred and California Cavalry Battal- ion. C. Mason Kinne, President, Granada Hotel.

Yorok Social and Athletic Club. 4245 Nineteenth.

WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION OF CALIFORNIA.

State officers-Mrs. Sara J. Dorr. President; Mrs. Addie Garwood Estes, Vice-President-at-Large; Miss Anna E. Chase, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Emilie M. Skoe, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Iowa M. Holston, Treasurer. Head- quarters, 3 City Hall avenue, rooms 216-217.

SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

Mrs. Alice E. Bradley. President: Mrs. A. M. McCroskey, Vice-President-at- Large; Mrs. S. M. Fitzgerald, Corre- sponding Secretary, 168 Alpine street; Mrs. A. J. Burgess, Recording Secretary, 2476 Howard street; Mrs. Adeline Hooke, Treasurer.

LOCAL UNIONS. Central-Addie J. Burgess, Secretary, 2476 Howard street.

THEATRES AND RESORTS. THEATRES.

Alcazar-O'Farrell near Mason street. Columbia-Mason and Geary streets. Cort Theatre-Market and Ellis streets. Empress-Market near 6th street.

Garrick-Ellis between Fillmore and Steiner streets.

Lyceum-Twenty-ninth and Mission streets.

Majestic Theatre-Mission and 21st streets.

National-Northwest corner Post and Steiner streets.

Novelty-Steiner and O'Farrell streets. Orpheum-South side O'Farrell be- tween Stockton and Powell streets.

Princess-South side Ellis, between Fillmore and Steiner streets.

Savoy-McAllister and Leavenworth streets.

Tivoli Opera House-70 Eddy street. Valencia Theater-Valencia, near Thir- teenth street.

Wigwam -- 2547 Mission street.

RESORTS.

Cliff House and Seal Rocks-Termi- nation of Cliff avenue, six miles west of City Hall.

Gien Park (Mission Zoo)-Chenery and Diamond streets.

Golden Gate Park-Between Fulton and Lincoln Way, from Stanyan street west to the ocean.

Museum of Academy of Sciences- 343 Sansome street.

Ostrich Farm, Forty-sixth and Balboa streets.

Sutro Baths-Cliff avenue, near Cliff House.

Sutro Heights-Termination Point Lobos avenue, between Forty-eight ave- nue and the ocean.

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According to the method adopted in this city for numbering buildings, Market Street is the starting point for numbers on all streets running from it in a northerly, southerly or westerly direction, and the water front for all streets running therefrom in a westerly or southwesterly direction. The numbers on all streets not commencing at Market Street or the water front run in conformity with the numbers of the main streets running parallel with them, except in the case of a few streets which are numbered in an irregular manner.

On all streets between the water front and Central Avenue the even numbers are on the right-hand side, and the odd numbers on the left, starting from the point of beginning. Beyond Central Avenue most of the streets have been numbered in a contrary manner. One hundred numbers, or as many thereof as are necessary, are allotted to each block bounded by main streets; for instance, Montgomery Street commences at Market, and the main streets crossing as you proceed north are Sutter, Bush, Pine, etc. Therefore any numbers between 1 and 100 will be found on the right or left-hand side of the street between Market and Sutter, between 100 and 200 from Sutter to Bush, between 200 and 300 from Bush to Pine.

In the streets which are numbered, a dash (-) indicates that the cross street does not extend to that side; (o), the street borders on the bay, or public park, cemetery, etc., consequently there are no buildings on blocks thus designated; (c), the street is not opened through the block, or is interrupted in its course at that point by a public square, cemetery, etc .; (e), end of street.

The following named localities referred to in the Street Directory are situated as follows: Academy Tract, northwest side of Mission Street, between Silver and Ocean Avenues; Bay Shore Tract, Crocker Estate Co., Visitacion Valley District; Bernal Heights, west of Twenty-sixth Street, between San Bruno Avenue and Mission Street; City Land Association Tract, northwest of San Jose Avenue, near County Line; Clarendon Heights, north of Twentieth Street, between Lincoln Avenue and San Miguel Rancho; College Homestead, east of Mission Street and north of Silver Avenue; Excelsior Homestead, southeast of Mission Street, near County Line; Fairmount Tract, south of Thirtieth Street and west of Mission Street; Islais Creek, from west side of San Bruno Avenue, near Silver Avenue, north and east to the bay; Laguna de la Merced, near the County Line and ocean, 6 miles southwest of City Hall; Lake View, west of San Jose Avenue, from Ocean Avenue south to Railroad Homestead; Ocean View, west of San Jose Avenue near County Line; Paul Tract. near junction of San Bruno and Railroad Avenues; Presidio Reservation, west of Lyon, and north of Pacific Avenue and Lake Street to the bay and ocean; Railroad Homestead, northwest of San Jose Avenue, near County Line; Richmond District, west of First Avenue and north of Golden Gate Park to the Presidio Reservation and ocean; Reis Tract, from San Bruno Avenue west, Visitacion Valley; San Miguel, near the junction of San Jose and Ocean Avenues; Silver Terrace Tract, between San Bruno and Railroad Avenues, south to Silver Avenue; South San Francisco, south of Islais Creek and east of San Bruno Avenue to the County Line and the bay; Spring Valley Homestead, west of Mission Street, near Silver .Avenue; Stanford Heights Tract, west of Bellevue Street, from Twenty-sixth south to Thirty-first Street; Sunnydale Tract, west of San Bruno Avenue, near the County Line; Sunnyside, west of San Jose Avenue, near Ocean Avenue; Sunset District, south of Golden Gate Park from First Avenue west to the ocean; Sutro Heights, termination of Point Lobos Avenue, between Forty-eighth Avenue and the ocean; University Homestead, west of San Bruno Avenue, between Silver Avenue and Visitacion Valley; Visitacion Valley, between San Bruno Avenue and Mission Street, near County Line; West End Homestead, north and south side of County Line, near Mission Street; West End Tract, between San Jose Avenue and Mission Street near County Line.

ABBREVIATIONS .- N, north; E, east; S, south; W, west; Av, avenue; bet, between; nr, near; s, side.

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A (now Anza), from First Av bet Geary and Balboa, W to the ocean. For Nos. see Clement

Cross Sta.

Arguello Boulevard.

Second Avenue.

100

101

Third

200

201

Fourth

300

301

Fifth

400

401

Sixth

500

501

Seventh

600

601

Eighth

700

701

Ninth

800

801

Tenth

900 901

Eleventh

1000 1001

Twelfth

1100 1101

A South (now Alvord)

Addison, from Bemis W to Castro

Nineteenth

700

701

Twentieth .

800

801

Twenty-first

900

901

Twenty-second. 1000

1001

Twenty-third.

1100

1101

Twenty-fourth 1200

1201

Twenty-fifth.

1300

.1301

Twenty-sixth. 1400

1401

Army.

1500

1501

Precita Avenue.

1600.

1601

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Agate Alley, from N s Post bet Taylor and Jones

Ahler's Court, S & Filbert bet Buchanan and Webster

Aileen, off Larkin nr O'Farrell

Aileen Avenue (now Street); from N s Fifteenth bet Guerrero and Dolores Alabama, from Division bet Florida and Harrison S to Esmeralda Av

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Division .. 2

Alameda. 100 . : 101

Fifteenth. 200

201

Sixteenth. 300

301

Seventeenth 400

401

Mariposa

500.

501

Eighteenth

600

601

Abbey, from N S Seventeenth bet Dolores and Church

Aberdeen (closed), W of San Bruno Av nr County Line

Academy, from Fairmount nr Chenery, S to Charles

Acadia (Sunnyside), from Circular Av nr San Jose Av N to pt nr Mangels Av

Acme Alley, from Seward nr Douglass, S W to Grand View Av

Acorn Alley, from W s Leavenworth bet California and Sacramento Acton (West End Homestead), from Mission nr County Line

Ada Alley (now Amity Alley), from Ada Court nr O'Farrell

Ada Court, from N & O' Farrell bet Leav- enworth and Hyde

Adair, from W 8 Howard bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth W to Capp

Adaline (Glen Park Terrace) from Diamond S E to Moreland

Adam (Bernal Heights), from Army bet San Bruno Av and Holladay Av, S to Eve

Ade Alley, from N & Jackson bet Stockton and Powell

Adela, E of San Bruno Av nr Islais Creek

Adelaide Place, from W 8 Taylor bet Geary and Post

Adler, from E s Columbus Av bet Pacific and Broadway, W to Grant Av

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Montcalm. 1701

Norwich 1700

Rutledge.

Ripley 1800 1801

Waltham

Esmeralda Avenue .. (e) (e)

Aladdin Terrace, from E 8 Taylor bet Union and Filbert

Alameda, from the bay W to Harrison Alamo Square, bet Steiner, Scott, Hayes and Fulton

Alaska (South S. F.), from the bay S to India Basin

Alaska Place, from W s Mason bet Bay and North Point

Albany, from Flint W to Masonic Av Albert (closed), W of San Bruno Av nr County Line

Albert Alley (now Alert Alley), from W s Dolores bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

Alberta (Reis Tract) between Ervine and Severance from Campbell Av N to Wilde

Albion, from S s Fifteenth bet Valencia and Guerrero, S to Seventeenth

Alcatraz (late Chase), from Islais Creek S to Hecker

Alder (Reis Tract), from Ankeny S to Harkness Av

Alder Alley, (now Ames)

Aldine (now Golden Gate Av), from North Stanyan bet Turk and McAllister, to Willard North

Aldrich Alley, from W s New Mont- gomery bet Jessie and Mission W to Annie

Alemany, (now Abbey)

Alemany Avenue (Academy Tract), N W of Mission, from Tingley S W Alert Alley, from W s Dolores bet Fif- teenth and Sixteenth

Alexander Avenue (Crocker Bay Shore Tract) from San Bruno Av E and N E to Nueva Av

Alger Place, from E s First bet Harrison and Bryant

Algeria (South S. F.). See Eighteenth Av South

Alice, from S s Folsom bet Third and Fourth

Alice Alley. See Agate Alley

Alleghany (South S. F.). See Arthur Av Allen (now Eastman), W s Hyde bet Union and Filbert

Allison, from Mission nr County Line Alma, from Belvedere nr Grattan, W to Stanyan

Aims House Road, from Corbett Av nr Stanford Heights Av, N W to Dewey Boulevard opposite Alms House

Alpha (Reis Tract) west of San Bruno, Dorth to Wilde

Alpine Terrace, from S s Waller bet Di- visadero and Buena Vista Ave S to Fourteenth

Alta, from W s Sansome bet Union and Filbert to point W of Montgomery Alta Alley (now Acme), Seward nr Douglass, S W to Grand View Av Alta Plaza, bet Steiner, Scott, Clay and Jackson

Alta Vista, from N s Vallejo bet Mason and Tavlor

Altamont, (Clarendon Heights), from junction Lincoln and St. Germain Avs S

Alvarado, from W s San Jose Av bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third, W to Grand View Av

Cross Sta. N. S

San Jose Avenue. 2 1

Guerrero .

Ohio.

Frederick.

800

801

Piedmont

(e)

New York. 200

201

Congress

(e)

Massachusetts 300

301

Sixteenth

1000

1001

Delaware

400

401

Clayton

(e)

501

Louisiana

600 601

Georgia 700

Michigan 800

900

901

Kentucky 1000

Tennessee

1100

1101

Minnesota 1200

Indiana. 1300

1301

Iowa. 1400

1401

Pennsylvania

1500

1501

Mississippi.

1600

1601

Texas ..

1700

1701

Missouri. 1800

1801

Connecticut. 1900

1901

Arkansas. 2000

2001

Wisconsin 2100

2101

Carolina. 2200

2201

DeHaro. 2300

2301

Rhode Island . 2400

2401

Kansas.

2500

2501

Vermont.

2600

2601

San Bruno Avenue. 2700

2701

Adam.

Army St North.

Holladay Avenue.

2900

2901

Bryant.

Florida. 3000

3001

Alabama.

3100

3101

Folsom 3200 3201

Shotwell

Mission. 3400

Bartlett.

Valencia.

3500

3501

San Jose Avenue.

3600

3601

Guerrero

3700

3701

Church.

3900

3901

Sanchez.

4000

4001

Noe

4100

4101

Castro.

4200

4201

Diamond

4300

4301

Douglass

4400

4401

Hoffman Avenue

4500

4501

Bellevue

4600

4601

Burnett

Avenue . . 4700

4701

Twin Peaks

.4800

4801

Kenyon

.4900 4901

Stanford Heights

.5000 5001

Fowler

.. (e)

(e)

Army Street North (now Andrew)

Arsenius, E of San Bruno Av nr Islais Creek

Arthur Avenue, from Water Front N W to Islais Creek

Ash Avenue (now Street), from W & Larkin bet Fulton and McAllister W to Buchanan

Cross Sts. N.

Larkin .

Polk

100 101

Van Ness Avenue. 200

201

Franklin.

Gough. (c) (c)

Octavia.

500 501

Laguna.

600

601

Buchanan

(e)

Ashburton Place, from E s Grant Av bet Post and Sutter

Ashbury, from Fulton bet Masonic Av and Clayton, S to Corbett Av

Cross Sts. E

Fulton.

Grove.

100

101

Hayes.

200

201

Fell.

(c)

Oak.

400

401

Page.

500

501

Haight.

600

601

Waller.

700

701

Virginia.

100

101

Church. (c)

(c)

Sanchez.

400 401

Noe ..

500 501

Castro .

600 (c)

601 (c)

801

Hoffman Avenue. 900

901

Grand View Avenue (e) (e) Illinois

Alviso (Ingleside), off Holloway Av N to Urbano Drive, bet Ralston and Monticello

Alvord, from Evans Av S W to County Line

Amador (South S. F.), from the bay S of Islais to Arthur Av

Amazon Avenue(Excelsior Homestead), from Mission nr County Line

Ames, from S s Twenty-first bet Guer- rero and Fair Oaks, S to Twenty- third

Amherst (University Homestead), from S & Silver Av bet Princeton and Yale

Amity Alley, from Ada Court nr O'Far- rell

Anderson (Bernal Heights), from S s Esmeralda Av bet Ellsworth and Moultrie

Andover (Bernal Heights), from S 8 Esmeralda Av W of Moultrie

Andrew, off San Bruno Av near Army SW

Angelica, from S Nineteenth bet Valen- cia and Guerrero

Ankeny (Reis Tract) from Cowden E to Sparta

Ankeny Place (now Anson), E 8 Powell bet Sutter and Bush

Anna Lane (now Glasgow), N & Eddy bet Powell and Mason. N to Ellis Annie, from S s Market bet New Mont- gomery and Third, S E to Mission

Anson E s Powell bet Sutter and Bush Anthony, from point nr Jessie bet Ecker and Second, S E to Mission Anton, off Geary from Josephine to Presido Av

Antonio, from W s Jones bet Ellis and O'Farrell

Anza, from Arguello Blvd bet Geary and Balboa. For Nos see Clement Apollo (Silver Terrace), from Thornton Av S to Williams Av

Appleton Avenue, from Mission S of Cortland Av, S E to Holly Park Circle

Arago, N W of San Jose Av from Pauld- ing, S W to Havelock

Arbor (Fairmount Tract), from Dia- mond to Sussex

Arch (City Land Association Tract), W of San Jose Av nr County Line Argent Alley, from Grand View Av N of Twenty third, W to Corbett Av Argentine (South S. F.). See Sampson Arguello Boulevard, from Presidio Res-

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Arizona (South S. F.), from the bay, S to India Basin

Arkansas, from Sixteenth bet Connec- ticut and Wisconsin, S to Tulare Arleta Avenue (Reis Tract) bet Teddy

and Raymond Avs, from San Bruno Av, W to Fay

Arlington (Fairmount Tract), from Charles bet Mission and Chenery. S W to pt W of Natick

Arlington Avenue (now Ashton Av,

Lake View), from Lake View Av W of Jules Av. N to Ocean Av

Armstrong Avenue, from Water Front, N W to Williams Av

Army, from the bay S of Twenty-sixth, W to Fowler Av

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Douglass. 800

701

801

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3800

3801

3401

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Pine ..

1700

1701

Union ... 1100 1101

Filbert. .

1200 1201

Sacramento

1900

2000

2001

Washington

2100

2101

Jackson

2200

2201

Pacific Avenue.

2300

2301

Broadway

2400

2401

Vallejo.

2500

2501

Green

2600

2601

Union.

2700

2701

Filbert

2800

2801

Miley

Greenwich

2900

2901

Lombard

3000

3001

Chestnut.

3100

3101

Francisco

3200

3201

300

301

Mason .

Taylor. 500

501

Jones. 600

601

Columbus Avenue.

Leavenworth 700

Hyde.

800

801

Larkin 900

901

Polk 1000

1001

Van Ness Avenue. (o)

1101

Franklin

(0)

1201

Gough .

(0)

1301

Octavia

(0)

1401

Laguna.

1500

(0)

Buchanan

1600

(o)

Webster.

1700

1701

Fillmore

1800

1801

Steiner

1900

1901

Pierce 2000

2001

Scott.

2100

2101

Divisadero

2200

2201

Broderick 2300

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Crocker-Langley San Francisco directory for the year commencing 1913, Part 11

Author: Publication date: 1896 Publisher: San Francisco : H.S. Crocker Co. Number of Pages: 2224

Author:
Publication date: 1896
Publisher: San Francisco : H.S. Crocker Co.
Number of Pages: 2224