George Kelham
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George Kelham (1871-1936) began his career in New York. After his firm sent him to San Francisco to oversee the Palace Hotel, he stayed to design the Public Library and the Russ Building.
George Kelham
George Kelham began his career in New York. His firm sent him to San Francisco to oversee the Palace Hotel project. He went on to design public buildings and office buildings in the city.
More George Kelham buildings
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Shell Building | 100 Bush Street |
George Kelham |
1929 |
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Standard Oil Building 2 | 225 Bush Street |
George Kelham |
1922 |
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J. Harold Dollar Building | 341 California Street |
George Kelham |
1920 |
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Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco | 400 Sansome Street |
George Kelham |
1924 |
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Russ Building | 235 Montgomery Street |
George Kelham |
1927 |
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California Commercial Union | 315 Montgomery Street |
George Kelham and Kenneth MacDonald |
1923 |
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Security Pacific Bank | 300 Montgomery Street |
George Kelham |
1922 |
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Sharon Building | 39-63 New Montgomery Street |
George Kelham |
1912 |
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Medico-Dental Building | 490 Post Street |
George Kelham / William G. Merchant |
1925 |
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Pacific Union Club | 1000 California Street |
Augustus Laver, Willis Polk, George Kelham |
1885 |