The highlight of the 1910s was the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition. It was the crown jewel of a decade of rebuilding and signalled to the world that San Francisco was back.
Submitted by Kristi Wachter on
The 1910s saw San Francisco rebuilding following the 1906 earthquake, culminating in the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition, a focal point of civic pride.
Julia Morgan, H. C. Baumann, and Fernando Nelson were active during this decade.
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Masonic Temple | 25 Van Ness Avenue |
Bliss & Faville |
1911 |
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Watt House | 36 Presidio Terrace |
Julia Morgan |
1911 |
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20 Presidio Terrace | 20 Presidio Terrace |
Lewis Hobart |
1910 |
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Katherine Delmar Burke School | 3025 Jackson Street |
Julia Morgan |
1916 |
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Livermore House | 1023 Vallejo Street |
Julia Morgan |
1917 |
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Rosenberg House | 3630 Jackson Street |
Julia Morgan |
1917 |
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Davenport House | 195 San Leandro Way |
Julia Morgan |
1917 |
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Heller Apartments | 2263 Fulton Street |
Julia Morgan |
1912 |
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Clift Hotel for Women | 642 Jones Street |
Julia Morgan |
1913 |
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Eccles Apartment Building | 1418 Larkin Street |
Julia Morgan |
1915 |