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Photographs of historic sites and points of interest in San Francisco
San Francisco Landmarks
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14 June 2003
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San Francisco Landmark #64
Flood Mansion
1000 California Street
Built 1886
Flood Mansion
1000 California Street
Built 1886
The Flood Mansion was the only great Nob Hill house to survive the 1906 Fire, saved just barely by its Connecticut brownstone walls. The Pacific Union Club purchased the shell, and William Bourn, who was on the building committee, secured the reconstruction commission for Willis Polk.
The Flood Mansion remains the home of the Pacific Union Club and is decidedly not open to the public. Not ever. Not under any circumstances. It is barely open to the wives of the members.
The Flood Mansion is also National Register Listing #66000230.
Some buildings designed by Willis Polk:
- c1890: Eli Sheppard House, 3203 Pacific Avenue
- 1891: Horatio Livermore House, 40 Florence Street
- 1891: Batten House, 116 Cherry Street
- 1892: Williams-Polk House, 1013-1019 Vallejo Street
- 1892: House at 3203 Pacific Avenue (Remodel)
- 1893: Valentine Rey House, Belvedere
- 1894: George W. Gibbs House, 2622 Jackson
- 1894: William Joliffe House, 2015 Pacific Avenue
- 1897: William Bourn Mansion, 2550 Webster Street
- 1898: Wheeler House
- 1900: Fanny Osborne House, 2319-23 Hyde Street
- 1900: Albert Ehrman House, 2880 Broadway
- 1900: Atkinson-Escher House (Remodel), 1032 Broadway
- 1900: Lloyd Osborne House, 1100 Lombard Street
- 1900: One Lombard Street
- 1900: Wilson Building: 973-977 Market Street
- 1901: McCullagh-Jones House, Los Gatos
- 1903: Merchants' Exchange Building, 465 California Street
- 1904: All Saints' Episcopal Church, 1350 Waller Street
- 1905-1909: Jessie Street Substation (Remodel), 220 Jessie Street
- 1906: Flood Mansion (Reconstruction), 1000 California Street
- 1906: Mills Building (Reconstruction), 220 Montgomery Street
- 1906: Alvinza Hayward Building (Reconstruction), 400 Montgomery Street
- 1907: Seldon S. Wright House, 950 Lombard Street
- 1908: Path of Gold Light Standard, Market
- 1912: Alice Griffith House, 2820 Pacific Avenue
- 1912: Merced Manor Reservoir, Sloat Boulevard Between 22nd and 23rd Avenues
- 1913: S. L. Napthaly House, 2960 Broadway
- 1913: Insurance Exchange Building, 433 California Street
- 1913: House at 2880 Broadway
- 1913: Catherine Hooker House, 3277 Pacific Avenue
- 1914: Hobart Building, 582 Market Street
- 1914: Houses at 1-7 Russian Hill Place
- 1914: Russian Hill Crest Double Access Ramp, Intersection of Vallejo and Jones Streets
- 1914: Seacliff House #1, 9 Scenic Way
- 1914: Seacliff House #2, 25 Scenic Way
- 1914: Seacliff House #3, 45 Scenic Way
- 1915: Carolands, Hillsborough
- 1915: Tobin House, 1969 California Street
- 1916: House at 2233 Lyon
- 1917: House at 2840 Broadway
- 1917: Four Townhouses, 831-849 Mason Street
- 1917: Hallidie Building, 130 Sutter Street
- 1920: House at 2255 Lyon Street
- 1922: San Francisco Water Department, 425 Mason Street
- 1923: Women's City Club Building
- 1925: Beach Chalet, 1000 Great Highway
- 1925: Filoli, Woodside
- 1928: St. Francis Yacht Club
- 1929: House at 3450 Washington Street
- 1932: New College of California, 42-58 Fell Street