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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6726 N Olympia Avenue | 6726 N Olympia Avenue |
Lyman J. Allison |
1927 |
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6456 N Oxford Avenue | 6456 N Oxford Avenue |
Edward F. Wach |
1926 |
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6714 N Northwest Hwy | 6714 N Northwest Hwy |
Ronneberg and Pierce |
1928 |
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6838 N Osceola Avenue | 6838 N Osceola Avenue |
Rapp and Rapp |
1925 |
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6800 N Oriole Avenue | 6800 N Oriole Avenue |
M. Walter |
1924 |
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7103 N Oriole Avenue | 7103 N Oriole Avenue |
Charles P. Rawson |
1921 |
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6906 N Oleander Avenue | 6906 N Oleander Avenue |
George C. Nimmons |
1921 |
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7021 N Oriole Avenue | 7021 N Oriole Avenue | 1921 | |
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7100 N Olcott Avenue | 7100 N Olcott Avenue |
Theodore P. Bialles |
1924 |
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Ritz Carlton / 112 Central Park South | 112 Central Park South |
Emery Roth |
1927 |