1920s
During the 1920s, the DeYoung Museum and the Steinhart Aquarium opened in Golden Gate Park; President Warren Harding visited San Francisco and died here in the Palace Hotel; and automobile and air travel became more common.
More 1920s buildings
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Schroeder's | 236 Front Street | 1927 | |
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J. Harold Dollar Building | 341 California Street |
George Kelham |
1920 |
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Shell Building | 100 Bush Street |
George Kelham |
1929 |
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Standard Oil Co. Building | 225 Bush Street |
George Kelham |
1922 |
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512 N State Street | 512 N State Street |
Alfred S. Alschuler |
1925 |
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Pedestrian Bridge, Van Buren St. | 401 S Michigan Avenue |
Bennett, Parsons and Frost |
1925 |
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Strauss Building | 300 S Michigan Avenue |
Graham, Anderson, Probst, and White |
1923 |
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5933 W Madison Street | 5933 W Madison Street |
Lindblad and Carlson |
1929 |
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7441 N Hoyne Avenue | 7441 N Hoyne Avenue |
Arthur C. Buckett |
1928 |
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7440 N Hoyne Avenue | 7440 N Hoyne Avenue |
Arthur C. Buckett |
1928 |