Lewis Hobart (1873 — 1954) was one of the most prominent architects in San Francisco during the early 1900s, responsible for several important buildings following the 1906 earthquake, including Grace Cathedral.
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Lewis Hobart (1873 — 1954) was one of the most prominent architects in San Francisco during the early 1900s, responsible for several important buildings following the 1906 earthquake.
He designed Grace Cathedral.
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Bohemian Club | 624 Taylor Street |
Lewis Hobart |
1934 |
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20 Presidio Terrace | 20 Presidio Terrace |
Lewis Hobart |
1910 |
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YWCA | 620 Sutter Street |
Lewis Hobart |
1918 |
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Newhall Building | 260 California Street |
Lewis Hobart |
1910 |
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Alexander Building | 149-157 Montgomery Street |
Lewis Hobart |
1921 |
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White Investment Co. Building | 280 Battery Street |
Lewis Hobart |
1908 |
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Macy's | 101 Stockton Street |
Lewis Hobart |
1928 |
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825-33 Market Street | 825-33 Market Street |
Lewis Hobart |
1908 |