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.
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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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7450 N Sheridan Road | 7450 N Sheridan Road |
George Foster |
1912 |
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1118 W Albion Avenue | 1118 W Albion Avenue |
William L. Klewer |
1915 |
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1120 W Albion Avenue | 1120 W Albion Avenue |
George S. Kingsley |
1913 |
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St. Jerome Catholic Church | 1701 W Lunt Avenue |
Charles H. Prindeville |
1916 |
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1710 W Lunt Avenue | 1710 W Lunt Avenue |
Bartholomew J. Hotton |
1917 |
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1716 W Lunt Avenue | 1716 W Lunt Avenue |
Brydges and Somers |
1917 |
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The Jewel Laundry | 1730 W Greenleaf Avenue |
Aroner and Somers |
1912 |
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7221 N Ridge Boulevard | 7221 N Ridge Boulevard |
Niels Buck |
1914 |
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7467 N Sheridan Road | 7467 N Sheridan Road |
James Burns |
1910 |
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1436 W Fargo Avenue | 1436 W Fargo Avenue | 1911 |