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| Ethel Parker Roeder - Sara Bard Field House | 1909 | 1020 Broadway | Albert Farr designed this First Bay Area Tradition house and its neighbor at 1629 Taylor Street. |
| Parker-Atkinson Retaining Wall | 1890 | 1020-1060 Broadway | Aggregate retaining wall, varying in height from fifteen to twenty feet and supporting the three lots on Broadway at Taylor Street. |
| Joseph and Catherine Atkinson House (San Francisco Landmark 97) | 1853 | 1032 Broadway | This Italianate house, built for Joseph Atkinson, is the oldest building in the district. |
| Demerest Retaining Wall | 1890 | 1078-1080 Broadway | Aggregate wall, fifteen to twenty feet in height. The apartment building at 1 Florence Street, built in 1957, does not contribute to the district.. |
| Livermore-Whittlesey House I | 1913 | 35 Florence | One of a group of four contributing Pueblo Mission Revival houses which share partywalls and a rear courtyard. The other three addresses are 37 Florence, 1728 Jones and 1730 Jones. |
| Livermore-Whittlesey House II | 1913 | 37 Florence | See 35 Florence |
| Livermore-Whittlesey-Jew House | 1912 | 39 Florence | Pueblo Mission Revival house designed by Charles F. Whittlesey and elarged in 1948 and 1969. |
| Horatio Putnam Livermore Residence | 1857 | 40 Florence | |
| Livermore-Whittlesey House III | 1913 | 1728 Jones | See 35 Florence |
| Livermore-Whittlesey House IV | 1913 | 1730 Jones | See 35 Florence |
| Livermore-McCall House I | 1915 | 1740 Jones | One of a group of three Mission/Spanish Colonial Revival houses. The other two stand at 1742 Jones Street and 1085 Vallejo Street. |
| Livermore-McCall House II | 1915 | 1742 Jones | See 1740 Jones Street. |
| Livermore-Polk House I | 1915 | 1 Russsian Hill Place | Willis Polk designed this Mission/Spanish Colonial Revival residence for Norman Livermore. It is one of a group of four partywall buildings including 3, 5 and 7 Russian Hill Place. |
| Livermore-Polk House II | 1915 | 3 Russsian Hill Place | See 1 Russian Hill Place for more information. |
| Livermore-Polk House III | 1915 | 5 Russsian Hill Place | This residence is the mirror image of the adjoining Livermore-Polk House II at 3 Russian Hill Place. See 1 Russian Hill Place for more information. |
| Stanley G. Heyman House | 1936 | 6 Russsian Hill Place | Second Bay Area Tradition house designed by the firm Farr & Ward. |
| Livermore-Polk House IV | 1915 | 7 Russsian Hill Place | See 1 Russian Hill Place. |
| Maria Homer - Charles Parker Retaining Wall | 1867 | 1601-1629 Taylor Street | Semi-regular stuccoed stone retaining wall at the corner ot Taylor and Broadway. |
| Homer Parker House | 1909 | 1629 Taylor Street | Early First Bay Area Tradition house designed by Architect Albert Farr for Homer Parker. Replaced Mr. Parker's boyhood home which stood on a double lot at Broadway and Taylor. |
| Samuel L. Theller Retaining Wall | 1867 | 1637 Taylor Street | Large cut stones, regularly coursed, set in an arch above the entry. |
| The House of the Flag | 1864 | 1652-1656 Taylor Street | First Bay Area Tradition. San Francisco Landmark #46. |
| Ina Coolbrith Park | 1930 | 1700 Taylor Street | |
| Livingston Jenks Retaining Wall | 1905 | 1701-1715 Taylor Street | A battered stone wall of irregular coursing which rises from six feet to thirty feet in height. The modern stucco house at 1715 Taylor is noncontributing. |
| Vallejo Street Improvements | 1914 | Vallejo Street Between Jones and Taylor | |
| Robert G. Hanford - Paul Verdier Mansion | 1905 | 1001 Vallejo Street | Four storey, rough-stuccoed Colonial Revival and Craftsman residence. |
| Williams-Polk House: Polk Portion | 1892 | 1013-1017 Vallejo Street | This First Bay Area Tradition house is Willis Polk's first "rustic city house," and it sets the srchitectural theme for the entire historic district. Mr. Polk live din this house from 1893 to 1898, and it remained in his family until 1925. |
| Williams-Polk House: Dora Norton Williams Portion | 1892 | 1019 Vallejo Street | The original owner was painter Dora Norton who was the widow of painter and teacher Virgil Williams. Mr Williams was one of the founders of the Bohemian Club and the San Francisco Art Institue nearby on Chesnut Street. |
| Helen Eells House | 1917 | 1023 Vallejo Street | First Bay Area Tradition house designed by Julia Morgan. |
| David P. Marshall House II | 1888 | 1034 Vallejo Street | First Bay Area Tradition house designed by amateur architect Joseph Worcester before Polk, Coxhead and Brown had arrived in San Francisco. Along with 1036 Vallejo, this house was the first San Francisco house clad in unpainted shingles. |
| David P. Marshall House III | 1888 | 1036 Vallejo Street | Designed by Joseph Worcester. See 1034 Vallejo. |
| Marjorie G. Ford House | 1941 | 1070 Vallejo Street | Second Bay Area Tradition house designed by the firm of Farr & Ward. |
| Norman Banks Livermore House | 1912 | 1071 Vallejo Street | Pueblo Revival house designed by Charles F. Whittlesey. |
| Peter J. Lowry Flats | 1908 | 1075-1077 Vallejo Street | This is the only contributing building in the district not designed by a distinguished architect. It was built by carpenter Peter J. Lowry after the 1906 Fire destroyed a previous building at this site. |
| Livermore-McCall House III | 1915 | 1085 Vallejo Street | See 1740 Jones Street. |
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