National Register #91000957: Lower Nob Hill Apartment Hotel District in San Francisco, California

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Hotel Commodore at 825 Sutter Street
17 February 2004
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National Register #91000957
Lower Nob Hill Apartment Hotel District
590-1209 Bush
680-1156 Sutter
600-1099 Post Streets
Intersecting Cross Streets
Built Various Years

The Lower Nob Hill Apartment Hotel District is comprised of 570 acres containing 295 contributing buildings and one contributing structure. The following table itemizes a few of the contributing buildings.

Contributing Buildings Sequenced By Address
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Name	Year	Address	Remarks
Victoria Hotel	1907	590 Bush Street	P. L. Pettigrew, contractor
Sheridan Arms Apartments	1915	604 Bush Street	James L. McLaughlin, builder
Edison Apartments	1914	618 Bush Street	Rousseau & Rousseau, architects
Matabelle Apartments	1911	625 Bush Street	Edward T. Foulkes, architect
Teresa Apartments	1914	626 Bush Street	W. G. Hind, architect
Chickering Apartments	1919	636 Bush Street	Rousseau & Rousseau, architects
Calvert Hotel Apartments	1913	637-639 Bush Street	Righetti & Headman, architects
Angelus Apartments	1911	645 Bush Street	Righetti & Headman, architects
Colonial Hotel	1912	650 Bush Street	Cunningham & Politeo, architects
Beck Apartments	1909	660 Bush Street	Cunningham & Politeo, architects
Kenilworth Apartments	1907	698 Bush Street	Sutton & Weeks, architects
Dennis T. Sullivan Fire Chief's Home (San Francisco Landmark 42)	1922	870 Bush Street	John L. Reid, Jr., architect
Sonora Apartments	1911	1207 Bush Street	Rousseau & Rousseau, architects
Huntington Arms Apartments	1916	1209 Bush Street	W. G. Hind, architect
Monrovia Apartments	1912	20 Dashiell Hammitt Street	Dashiell Hammitt lived here. Designer unknown.
Colonial Hall Apartments	1910	27 Dashiell Hammitt Street	William Beasley, architect. Originally apartments, then residential hotel in 1919.
Charing Cross Apartments	1917	636 Hyde Street	Rousseau & Rousseau, architects
Hyde Apartments	1910	729 Hyde Street	Arthur J. Laib, architect
Apartment Building at 737 Hyde Street	1923	737 Hyde Street	Herman C. Baumann, architect
Chatom Apartments	1915	824 Hyde Street	Rousseau & Rousseau, architects
Pacific Telephone Exchange Building	1904	827 Hyde Street	A. A. Cantin, architect. Only building in the district to survive the 1906 Earthquake and Fire.
Hyde-Sutter Apartments	1916	838 Hyde Street	W. G. Hind, architect
Apartment Building at 845 Hyde Street	1919	845 Hyde Street	Albert Schroepfer, architect
Le Brun Apartments	1908	897 Hyde Street	Charles H. Barrett, architect
Gaylord Hotel (San Francisco Landmark 159)	1928	620 Jones Street	Herman C. Baumann, architect
Jones Apartments	1910	628-634 Jones Street	August Schaefer, contractor
Women's Hotel	1911	642 Jones Street	Havens & Toepke, architects. Originally a boarding house.
Hotel St. Clair	1906	700 Jones Street	Salfield & Kohlberg, architects. Originally a residential hotel.
Luxor Apartments	1911	720 Jones Street	William Beasley, architect. Originally and apartment building with wall beds.
Pleasanton Apartments	1918	801 Jones Street	Joseph Cahen, architect. Originally 55 apartments and several stores.
Apartment Building at 810 Jones Street	1916	810 Jones Street	Rousseau & Rousseau, architects
Commodore Apartments	1922	828 Jones Street	Herman C. Baumann, architect
Lambert Apartments	1922	925 Jones Street	Architect unknown.
Randolph Apartments	1917	945 Larkin Street	Wood & Simpson, architects
Arden Apartments	1907	1005 Larkin Street	W. G. Hind, architect
Elk Hotel	1907	1008 Larkin Street	David C. Coleman, architect. Originally five stores and eighty rooms with elevator and phones.
Hotel Harcourt	1906	1105 Larkin Street	Sylvain Schnaittacher, architect. Originally private hotel or rooming house with stores.
Marble Court Apartments	1923	1112 Larkin Street	Edward H. Denke, architect
Larkin Apartments	1922	1130 Larkin Street	Harry C. Warwick, owner/builder. Originally 31 apartments.
Dallas Apartments	1911	1144 Larkin Street	August Nordin, architect
Stow Apartments	1922	615 Leavenworth Street	Kincannon & Perego, builders
Del Mar Apartments	1922	930 Leavenworth Street	James Walsh, owner/builder
Apartment Building at 602 Mason Street	1919	602 Mason Street	Rousseau & Rousseau, architects
Holluschickie Club	1911	700 Mason Street	Originally a private club, converted to apartments with stores about 1920. C. A. Meussdorffer, architect.
Apartment Building at 711-729 Mason Street	1920	711 Mason Street	Designer unknown
Pacific Gas and Electric Company Steam Plant	1913		Frederick H. Meyer, architect. Originally a steam plant for heating downtown area businesses and hotels.
Portas Del Mar Apartments	1927	665 Pine Street	Designer unknown.
Glen Cliff Apartments	1910	679 Pine Street	Designer unknown.
Agatha Apartments	1925	701 Pine Street	Baumann & Jose, architects
Bar gene Apartments	1929	737 Pine Street	Designer unknown.
Baldwin Apartments	1906	1036 Polk Street	Ross & Burgen, architects
Hotel Alvarado	1913	606 Post Street	Philip Schwerdt, architect. Originally a bachelor hotel.
Burlingame Apartments	1917	1086 Post Street	Edward E. Young, architect
Perine House	1911	535 Powell Street	Originally a private residence. C. A. Meussdorffer, architect.
Family Club	1909	545 Powell Street	C. A. Meussdorffer, architect.
Chesterfield Apartments	1911	560 Powell Street	Lewis M. Gardner, architect
Apartment Building at 625 Powell Street	1911	625 Powell Street	Designer unknown.
Apartment Building at 626 Powell Street	1911	626 Powell Street	M. V. Politeo, architect
Hotel Navarre	1927	417 Stockton Street	Originally bachelor apartments. Oliver & Foulkes, architects.
Pinemont Apartments	1923	550 Stockton Street	Designer unknown.
Streetlights on Sutter Street	1908	680-1140 Sutter Street	"The Winning of the West" bases by sculptor Arthur Putnam.
Apartment Building at 680 Sutter Street	1918	680 Sutter Street	C. A. Meussdorffer, architect
Lorin Apartments	1907	1156 Sutter Street	Miller & Colmesnil, architects
Hotel Commodore (See photo at top of page)	1923	825 Sutter Street	Baumann & Jose, architects
Krotoszyner Building (National Register #85001784)	1911	995-999 Sutter Street	Herman Barth, architect
Langham Apartments	1922	555 Taylor Street	William Helbing, engineer
Hotel Springer	1924	615 Taylor Street	Couchot & Rosenwald, architects
Claridge Apartments	1909	749 Taylor Street	G. A. Dodge, architect

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