South at the east side of Castro Street from 20th Street to Liberty Street - 1991 (Updated over a year ago)

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The corner house, which is a Queen Anne Victorian, was the home of architect/builder Fernando Nelson, who may have been the architect for these late Stick-style Victorians. Note that the second house is a replacement home, which made little attempt to blend in with an otherwise intact Victorian-dominated street.

Tags: 20th street , castro district , castro street , eureka valley , fernando nelson , liberty street , queen anne style , stick style , victorian

Added to Max Kirkeberg Collection on September 2, 2016.

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  • Created by: Kirkeberg, Max
  • Date: 12/7/91
  • Slide ID: EV-Castro-700-12
  • Type: 35 mm slide
  • Format: TIFF
  • Source: Max Kirkeberg Collection
  • Locale: San Francisco, California
  • Rights: Public

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Imported from external collection.
Update by DIVA Digitization Team over a year ago