List of San Francisco Designated Landmarks

This is a List of San Francisco Designated Landmarks. In 1967, the City of San Francisco, in the U.S. state of California adopted Article 10 of the Planning Code providing the city with the authority to designate and protect landmarks from inappropriate alterations. As of January 2014, the city has designated 265 structures or other properties as San Francisco Designated Landmarks. Many of the properties have also received recognition at the federal level by inclusion on the National Register of Historic Places or by designation as National Historic Landmarks.

San Francisco Designated Landmarks

#	Name	Image	Address	Date	Description
1	Mission Dolores		320 Dolores St.	4/11/68
2	Old Saint Mary's Cathedral		660 California St.	4/11/68
3	Bank of California Building		400 California St.	9/3/68	Built in 1908, designed by Walter Danforth Bliss and William Baker Faville
4	Saint Patrick's Church	100px	756 Mission St.	9/3/68
5	Saint Francis of Assisi Church		610 Vallejo St.	9/3/68
6	Holy Cross Parish Hall (Old St. Patrick's Church)		1820 Eddy St.	9/3/68
7	Audiffred Building		1-21 Mission St.	10/13/68	Commercial structure built in 1889 in Parisian style
8	South San Francisco Opera House	100px	1601 Newcomb Ave.	12/8/68	Also known as Bayview Opera House; built in 1888
9	Belli Building (Langerman's Building)		722 Montgomery St.	2/3/69
10	Genella Building (Belli Annex)		728-730 Montgomery St.	2/3/69
11	Hotaling Stables Building		32-42 Hotaling Place	2/3/69
12	Hotaling Building		451 Jackson St.	2/3/69
13	Hotaling Annex East		445 Jackson St.	2/3/69
14	Medico-Dental Building		441 Jackson St.	2/3/69
15	Ghirardelli Building		407 Jackson St.	2/3/69
16	Ghirardelli Annex-Jackson Street		407 Jackson St.	2/3/69
17	Colonial Dames Octagon House		2645 Gough St.	2/3/69
18	Palace Hotel and Garden Court Room		2 New Montgomery St. and 633 Market St.	3/9/69
19	Golden Era Building		732 Montgomery St.	3/9/69
20	Hotaling Annex West		463-473 Jackson St.	3/9/69
21	San Francisco City Hall		1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place	3/13/70	Block bounded by Polk and McAllister Streets, Van Ness Avenue and Grove Street
22	Solari Building (Larco's Building)		470 Jackson St.	3/16/70
23	Solari Building (Old French Consulate)		472 Jackson St.	3/16/70
24	Yeon Building (San Francisco)		432 Jackson St.	3/16/70
25	Moulinie Building		458-60 Jackson St.	3/16/70
26	Bank of Lucas, Turner & Co.		800-804 Montgomery St.	3/16/70
27	Grogan-Lent-Atherton Building		400 Jackson St.	3/16/70
28	Old Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Cathedral		858-864 Fulton St.	5/3/70
29	Old Fire House, Engine 22		1348 Tenth Ave.	5/3/70
30	Ghirardelli Square		Block bounded by North Point, Larkin, Beach and Polk Streets	5/3/70
31	Burr House		1772 Vallejo St.	5/3/70
32	Abner Phelps House		1111 Oak St.	5/31/70
33	Columbus Tower (Sentinel Building)		916-920 Kearny St.	6/13/70	Completed in 1907, and survived the 1906 earthquake and fire.
34	Original United States Mint and Subtreasury		608 Commercial St.	6/14/70
35	Stadtmuller House		819 Eddy St.	12/5/70
36	Feusier Octagon House		1067 Green St.	12/5/70
37	Hallidie Building		130 Sutter St.	4/4/71
38	Bourn Mansion		2550 Webster St.	4/4/71
39	Saint Francis Lutheran Church		152 Church St.	7/10/71
40	First Unitarian Church (San Francisco)		Block bounded by Franklin Street, Geary Boulevard and Starr King Way	7/10/71
41	Saint Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church		1135 O'Farrell St. (vacated portion)	7/10/71
42	Dennis T. Sullivan Memorial Fire Chief's Home		870 Bush St.	10/10/71
43	Cable Car Barn and Power House		Washington and Mason Streets, northwest corner	10/10/71
44	Donaldina Cameron House		920 Sacramento St.	10/10/71
45	Leale House		2475 Pacific Ave.	4/2/72
46	House of the Flag		1652-1656 Taylor St.	5/12/72
47	Nightingale House		201 Buchanan St.	10/1/72	Built in 1908, designed by Walter Danforth Bliss and William Baker Faville
48	Charles Dietle House		294 Page St.	10/1/72
49	Sherman House		2160 Green St.	10/18/72
50	Conservatory of Flowers		Golden Gate Park, John F. Kennedy Memorial Dr.	12/4/72
51	Casebolt House		2727 Pierce St.	3/5/73
52	Transamerica Building (Old Fugazi Bank Building)		4 Columbus Ave.	3/5/73
53	Wormser-Coleman House		1834 California St.	6/1/73
54	Edward Coleman House		1701 Franklin St.	7/6/73
55	Lilienthal-Orville Pratt House		1818-1824 California St.	7/6/73
56	Roos House		3500 Jackson St.	8/6/73
57	Talbot-Dutton House		1782 Pacific Ave.	11/2/73
58	Merryvale Antiques		3640 Buchanan St.	2/4/74
59	Haslett Warehouse		680 Beach St.	2/4/74
60	Hunters Point Springs and Albion Brewery		881 Innes Ave.	4/5/74
61	Sylvester House		1556 Revere Ave.	4/5/74
62	Mish House		1153 Oak St.	7/6/74
63	Quinn House		1562 McKinnon Ave.	7/6/74
64	Flood Mansion (Pacific Union Club)		1000 California St.	8/2/74
65	Trinity Church		1668 Bush St.	10/5/74
66	Stanyan House		2006 Bush St.	1/4/75
67	Tanforan Cottage #1		214 Dolores St.	1/4/75
68	Tanforan Cottage #2		220 Dolores St.	1/4/75
69	Haas-Lilienthal House		2007 Franklin St.	1/4/75
70	Atherton House		1990 California St.	2/19/75
71	Goodman Building		1117 Geary Blvd.	2/28/75
72	V.C. Morris Building		140 Maiden Lane	8/7/75
73	Lotta's Fountain		Pedestrian Island, at Intersection of Market, Geary and Kearny Streets	7/19/75
74	Frank M. Stone House		1348 S. Van Ness	7/19/75
75	California Historical Society (Whittier Mansion)		2090 Jackson St.	11/8/75
76	Mills Building and Tower		220 Montgomery St. and 220 Bush St.	11/8/75
77	Samuels Clock		Sidewalk in front 856 Market St.	12/7/75
78	Sunnyside Conservatory		236 Monterey Blvd.	12/7/75
79	Miller-Joost House		3224 Market St.	12/7/75
80	Alfred E. Clarke Mansion		250 Douglas St.	12/7/75
81	Bush Street Temple (Soto Mission)		1881 Bush St.	4/18/76
82	Geary Theater		415 Geary St.	7/11/76
83	St. John's Presbyterian Church		25 Lake St.	9/12/76
84	San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center	100px	Van Ness Avenue, between Grove and McAllister Streets	1/9/77
85	San Francisco Art Institute		800 Chestnut St.	7/9/77
86	Potrero Hill Neighborhood House		953 DeHaro St.	7/9/77
87	Jessie Street Substation		220 Jessie St.	7/9/77
88	Palace of Fine Arts		3301 Lyon St.	7/9/77
89	Old Firehouse, Engine Company No. 2 and Truck No. 6		1152 Oak St.	7/9/77
90	Ferry Building		The Embarcadero, foot of Market St.	7/9/77
91	Gibb-Sanborn Warehouse (Trinidad Bean and Elevator Company)		855 Front St., and 101 Vallejo St.	7/9/77
92	Gibb-Sanborn Warehouse (Pelican Paper)		901 Front St.	7/9/77
93	Old Firehouse, Engine Company No. 23		3022 Washington St.	7/9/77
94	Orpheum Theatre		1192 Market St.	7/9/77
95	Koshland House		3800 Washington St.	7/9/77
96	Francis Scott Key Monument		Golden Gate Park, East End of Music Concourse	7/9/77
97	Atkinson House		1032 Broadway	7/17/77
98	Ortman-Shumate House		1901 Scott St.	8/13/77
99	Schoenstein Organ		3101 20th St.	8/13/77
100	Castro Theatre		429 Castro St.	9/3/77
101	Oriental Warehouse		650 Delancey St.	10/8/77
102	Italian Swiss Colony Building		1265 Battery, at Greenwich Street	1/8/78
103	Calvary Presbyterian Church (Sanctuary)		2501 Fillmore St.	1/10/78
104	Independent Wood Company Building (Cargo West)		1105 Battery Street, at Union Street	4/23/79
105	Market Street Railway Substation		1190 Fillmore Street, at Turk Street	4/23/79
106	Chambord Apartments		1298 Sacramento St.	4/23/79
107	Rincon Annex		101-199 Mission St.	2/10/80
108	State Armory and Arsenal		14th and Mission	2/10/80
109	Borel & Co.		440 Montgomery	4/06/80
110	Bank of Italy Building		460 Montgomery	4/06/80
111	Family Service Agency		1010 Gough Street	10/12/80
112	Rothschild House		964 Eddy Street	10/5/80
113	S.F. Mining Exchange		350 Bush Street	10/5/80
114	Beltline Railroad Roundhouse Complex		Sansome, The Embarcadero and Lombard	10/5/80
115	Health Sciences Library		2395 Sacramento Street	10/5/80
116	St. Paulus Lutheran Church		Eddy and Gough Streets		Rescinded by Ord. 379-96
117	Hammersmith Building		301-303 Sutter Street	10/5/80
118	B'nai David Synagogue		3535 19th Street	10/5/80
119	Chambers Manson		2220 Sacramento Street	10/5/80
120	St. Joseph's Church (San Francisco)		1401 Howard Street	10/5/80
121	Julius' Castle		302-304 Greenwich	10/5/80
122	Clay Street Center/Chinese Historical Society of America		940 Powell and 965 Clay Streets	1/4/81
123	John McMullen House		827 Guerrero St.	1/4/81
124	Sharon Building		Golden Gate Park	1/4/81
125	Havens Mansion and Carriage House		1381 South Van Ness	4/11/81
126	Bransten House		1735 Franklin Street	6/7/81
127	Old Spaghetti Factory Cafe		478 Green Street	6/7/81
128	Clunie House		301 Lyon Street	6/7/81
129	Bauer & Schweitzer Malting Company		550 Chestnut Street	7/5/81
130	Hibernia Bank		1 Jones Street	8/2/81
131	Union Trust Branch of Wells Fargo Bank		744 Market Street	8/2/81
132	Savings Union Branch of Security Pacific National Bank		1 Grant Avenue	8/2/81
133	Axford House		1190 Noe Street	8/2/81
134	Mechanics' Institute		57-65 Post Street	9/6/81
135	Westerfeld House		1198 Fulton St.	1981-12-06
136	Kershaw House		845 Guerrero Street	1981-12-06
137	Notre Dame School (San Francisco)		351 Dolores Street	1981-12-06
138	I.M. Scott School		1060 Tennessee Street	1981-12-06
139	St. Charles School (San Francisco)		3250 18th Street	1981-12-06
140	Newton Tharp School and High School of Commerce		135 Van Ness Avenue	1981-12-06
141	Home Telephone Company		333 Grant Avenue	1981-12-06
142	PG&E Old Station J		569 Commercial Street	1981-12-06
143	Fire Department Old Station No. 2		466 Bush Street	1981-12-06
144	Hoffman Grill		619 Market Street	1981-12-06
145	Buich Building		240 California Street	1981-12-06
146	Jack's Restaurant		615 Sacramento Street	1981-12-06
147	Dutch Windmill		Golden Gate Park	December 6, 1981
148	Kerrigan House-Ruth Cravath Stoneyard and Studio		893 Wisconsin Street	6/5/82
149	Edwin Klockars Blacksmith Shop		449 Folsom Street	6/12/82
150	Sheetmetal Workers Union Hall		224-226 Guerrero Street	6/12/82
151	Archbishop's Mansion		1000 Fulton Street	6/12/82
152	Don Lee Building		1000 Van Ness Avenue	7/10/82
153	Earle C. Anthony Packard Showroom		901 Van Ness Avenue	7/10/82
154	Flood Building		870-898 Market Street	7/10/82
155	Flatiron Building		540-548 Market Street	7/10/82
156	Phelan Building		760-784 Market Street	7/10/82
157	Hills Bros. Coffee Plant		2 Harrison Street	11/7/82
158	Federal Reserve Bank Building (San Francisco)		400 Sansome St.	1/7/83
159	Gaylord Hotel		620 Jones Street	4/10/83
160	Royal Insurance Building (San Francisco)		201 Sansome Street	4/10/83
161	Kohl Building		400 Montgomery Street	4/10/83
162	Hobart Building		582-592 Market Street	7/9/83
163	Sharon Building		39-63 Montgomery	7/9/83
164	McMorry-Lagen House		188-198 Haight Street	11/6/83
165	Lillie Hitchcock Coit Tower		1 Telegraph Hill Blvd.	1/1/84
166	Trinity Presbyterian Church		3261 23rd Street	3/30/84
167	Metropolitan Life Insurance Building		600 Stockton Street	6/3/84
168	William Vale House		2226 California Street	6/3/84
169	Campfire Golden Gate Council Headquarters		325 Arguello Boulevard	6/30/84
170	Grace Cathedral Close		1051 Taylor Street	8/5/84
171	Refugee Shack		1227 24th Avenue	8/12/84
172	St. Boniface Church and Rectory		133 Golden Gate Avenue	10/7/84
173	Notre Dame des Victoires Church and Rectory		564-566 Bush Street	10/7/84
174	California Hall		625 Polk Street	10/7/84
175	McLaren Lodge		Golden Gate Park	11/4/84
176	Cadillac Hotel		366-394 Eddy Street	1/6/8
177	First Congregational Church		432 Mason Street	3/1/85
178	Mission Turn Hall		3543 18th Street	3/1/85
179	Beach Chalet		100 Great Highway	2/22/85
180	S.F.& S.M. Railway Co. Office Building		2301 San Jose Avenue	1/26/86
181	Lawn Bowling Clubhouse and Greens		Golden Gate Park	9/7/86
182	Theodore Green Apothecary		500-502 Divisadero Street	9/14/86
183	Crown Zellerbach Building	100px	1 Bush St./523 Market St.	5/17/87
184	Mark Hopkins Hotel		850 Mason St./1 Nob Hill	5/17/87
185	Fairmont Hotel		950 Mason St.	6/13/87
186	David Lewis House		4143 23rd St.	2/14/88
187	Engine Co. No. 37, Truck Co. No. 9		2501 25th Street	3/19/88
188	Engine Co. No. 8, Truck Co. No. 4		1648 Pacific Avenue	3/19/88
189	Frank G. Edwards House		1366 Guerrero St.	12/17/88
190	Charles L. Hinkel House and Carriage House		280 Divisadero Street	12/17/88
191	Oakley Residence and Flats		200-202 Fair Oaks Street	3/8/89
192	Southern Pacific Company Hospital Complex		1400 Fell Street, 1509, 1555 and 1599 Hayes Street	3/8/89	Built in 1908
193	Baker and Hamilton Building		700-768 Seventh Street	10/18/89
194	Lefty O'Doul Bridge		Third Street over Mission Channel at China Basin	10/18/89
195	Islam Temple (Alcazar Theater)		650 Geary Street	10/18/89
196	The Alfred G. Hanson Residence		126 27th Avenue	12/22/89
197	Spreckles Mansion		2080 Washington Street	6/9/90
198	Richard E. Queen House		2212 Sacramento Street	8/31/90
199	The Jackson Brewery Complex		1475, 1477, 1479, 1479A and 1489 Folsom Street and 301-05, 315-319 and 333 Eleventh Street	1/5/91
200	Path of Gold Light Standards		1 Market Street through 2490 Market Street	7/26/91
201	Park Emergency Hospital		Kezar Corner, Golden Gate Park	11/2/91
202	Golden Gate Commandery of Knights Templar (Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church)		2135 Sutter Street	1/22/93
203	The George Gibbs Residence and caretaker's cottage		2620-2624 Jackson Street	9/26/93
204	Our Lady of Guadalupe Church		906 Broadway	11/14/93
205	Balboa High School		1000 Cayuga Avenue at Onondaga Street	2/19/95
206	Howard/26th Street Cottages		3274-3294 26th Street and 1487-1499 South Van Ness Avenue and 84-96 Virgil Street	1/22/94
207	Ellinwood Residence		2799 Pacific Avenue and 2498 Divisadero Street	1/22/94
208	McCormick House		4040 17th Street	1/22/00
209	Odd Fellows Columbarium		1 Loraine Court	3/3/96
210	Murphy Windmill and Millwright's Cottage		West End of Golden Gate Park	7/2/00
211	Madame C.J. Walker Home for Girls and Women		2066 Pine Street	12/12/99
212	Columbia Savings Bank Building		700 Montgomery Street	10/8/00
213	Joseph Leonard/Cecil F. Poole House		90 Cedro Avenue 6908/16 7/2/2000
214	El Capitan Theater and Hotel		2353 Mission Street	3/3/96
215	Brown's Opera House (Victoria Theatre)		2961 16th Street	3/3/96
216	Milo Hoadley Residence		2908-2910 Bush Street	6/21/96
217	Alhambra Theater		2320-2336 Polk Street	3/3/96
218	North End Police Station and Garage		2475 Greenwich Street	5/24/96
219	Mount Davidson Monument			1/16/97
220	Former Engine House No. 31		1088 Green St.	4/8/98
221	Former Shriners Hospital		1701 Nineteenth Avenue	4/8/98
222	Golden Gate Bridge		At the Presidio, U.S. Highway 101 and California Highway 1	5/21/99
223	Carmel Fallon Building		1800 Market Street	11/8/98	Currently houses the San Francisco LGBT Community Center
224	Schubert Hall		2099 Pacific Avenue	5/21/99
225	Fireboat House		Pier 221/2, the Embarcadero	4/16/99
226	Washington Square		600 Columbus Avenue	1/22/99	Bound by Union, Filbert, and Stockton Streets
227	The Castro Camera and the Harvey Milk Residence		573-575 Castro Street	7/2/2000
228	City Lights Bookstore		261-271 Columbus Avenue	8/26/2001
229	Garcia and Maggini Warehouse		128 King Street	6/23/2002
231	Laguna Honda Station / Forest Hill Station		390 Laguna Honda Boulevard	9/23/2004
232	Filbert Street Cottages (Bush Cottages and the School of Basic Design and Color)		1338 Filbert Street	4/3/2003
233	The Golden Triangle Light Standards		Along the streets bounded by Market, and Sutter Streets	5/23/2003
234	Carnegie Mission Branch Library		300 Bartlett Street 6516/2 9/23/2004
235	Carnegie Chinatown Branch Library		1135 Powell Street	5/2/2002
236	Old U.S. Mint		88 Fifth St.	2/21/2003
237	Drexler-Colombo Building		1-21 Columbus Ave.	8/23/2002
238	Labor Temple-Redstone Building	100px	2926-2948 16th Street	1/16/2004
239	Carnegie Sunset Library		1305 18th Avenue	6/10/2004
240	Carnegie Presidio Library		3150 Sacramento Street	6/10/2004
241	Jose Theater/Names Project Building		2362 Market Street	5/27/2004
242	Infant Shelter		1201 Ortega Street	8/25/2004
243	Old Chronicle Building		690 Market
244	Garfield Building (San Francisco)		938-942 Market Street	9/30/2004
245	New Mission Theater		2550 Mission	2004-05-27
246	James Lick Baths/People's Laundry Building		165 10th Street	8/25/2004
247	Carnegie Richmond Branch Library		351 9th Avenue
248	Juvenile Court and Detention Home		150 Otis Street	6/14/2006
249	Golden Gate Park Music Concourse		Tea Garden Drive	12/16/2005
250	Shipwright's Cottage		900 Innes
251	Glazer-Keating House		1110 Taylor Street	8/18/2005
252	Saint Brigid Church		2151 Van Ness Avenue
253	Richard P. Doolan-Norman T. Larson Residence and Storefronts		557 Ashbury Street/1500-1512 Haight Street	7/14/2006
254	Doggie Diner sign		Sloat and 45th Avenue	8/11/2006
255	Mission High School		3750 18th Street	2007-09-02
256	Richardson Hall		55 Laguna	2007-09-21
257	Woods Hall		55 Laguna	2007-09-21
258	Woods Hall Annex		55 Laguna	2007-09-21
259	Carnegie Noe Valley Branch Library		451 Jersey	2008-10-03
260	Tobin House		1969 California Street
261	Metro Theater		2055 Union Street	2009-07-21
262	Appleton & Wolfard Libraries		1890 Chestnut Street	2010-11-18
263	Sam Jordan's Bar		4004-4006 Third Street	2013-02-06
264	Twin Peaks Tavern		401 Castro Street	2013-02-06
265	Doelger Building		320-326 Judah Street	2013-04-10
266	Marcus Books / Jimbo's Bop City		1712-1716 Fillmore Street	2014-02-13
267	Swedish American Hall		2168-2174 Market Street	2015-05-08
268	R. L. Goldberg Building		182-198 Gough Street	2015-05-21
269	University Mound Ladies Home		350 University Avenue	2015-12-25

San Francisco Landmark Districts

Since 1972, the City of San Francisco has designated thirteen local landmark districts ranging in size from a handful of buildings to several hundred properties. Landmark districts are regulated by Article 10 of the Planning Code.

#	Name	Image	Size	Date	Description
1	Jackson Square Landmark District		8 Blocks, 82 Parcels	1972	Earliest surviving commercial area features commercial and mixeduse buildings erected in the 1850s to 1860s.
2	Webster Street Landmark District		3 Blocks, 25 Parcels	1981	Residential district in the Western Addition features a unified collection in the Italianate style.
3	Northeast Waterfront Landmark District		9 Blocks, 52 Parcels	1983	Commercial and industrial district reflects waterfront storage and maritime activities, from the Gold Rush to World War II.
4	Alamo Square Landmark District		16 Blocks, 281 Parcels	1984	Residential district features richly ornamented houses in a range of Victorian- and Edwardian-era styles.
5	Liberty Hill Landmark District		10 Blocks, 298 Parcels	1985	Victorian-era residences designed primarily in the Italianate, Stick, and Queen Anne styles in Mission District.
6	Telegraph Hill Landmark District		6 Blocks, 90 Parcels	1986	Eclectic hillside district features the largest concentration of pre-1870s buildings accessible only via narrow pedestrian-only lanes and staircases.
7	Blackstone Court Landmark District		1 Block, 4 Parcels	1987	Residential district centered around the now-filled Washerwoman’s Lagoon on a pre-Gold Rush trail of pre-1906 development in the Marina District.
8	South End Landmark District		6 Blocks, 84 Parcels	1990	Industrial and warehouse of brick and reinforced concrete single- and multi-story warehouses erected between 1906 and 1929.
9	Bush Street Cottage Row Landmark District		2 Blocks, 23 Parcels	1991	Residential buildings of flat front Italianate and Stick design in Japantown.
10	Civic Center Landmark District		15 Blocks, 61 Parcels	1996	Monumental Beaux Arts Classical design institutional buildings flanking a central open space.
11	Dogpatch Landmark District		9 Blocks, 131 Parcels	2003	Oldest enclave of industrial workers’ housing in San Francisco located east of Potrero Hill.
12	Market Street Masonry Landmark District		5 Blocks, 8 parcels	2013	Discontiguous district of 8 structures built between 1911-1925. Each building is constructed of reinforced concrete or a combination of brick and reinforced concrete. All are designed by San Francisco master architects.
13	Duboce Park Landmark District		4 Blocks, 90 Parcels	2013	Residential district featuring well-preserved Victorian- and Edwardian-era homes, many in the Queen Anne style. The district includes Duboce Park.

See also

• California Historical Landmarks in San Francisco County, California
• National Register of Historic Places listings in San Francisco

External links

• San Francisco Planning Department - Historic Preservation
• Locally Designated San Francisco Landmarks
• State Designated San Francisco Landmarks

• Numbers are as designated in the San Francisco Municipal Ordinance. Blue colors represent higher designations as National Historic Landmarks and listing on the National Register of Historic Places; yellow represents sites that are San Francisco Designated Landmarks without a higher designation. No color represents delisted monuments.