4917–4923 Third Street
Store building
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1902
Built.
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September 27, 1966
The first call to police on the night of the Hunters Point uprising came from a store at this address. Crowds had gathered on Third Street after a white police officer shot and killed Matthew Johnson, a 16-year-old who had run from a car reported stolen; the officer said he fired two shots in the air and one at the youth, while witnesses said he fired all three at him. The police imposed a curfew and closed the bars and liquor stores, and later marched down Third Street firing live ammunition over the heads of the protesters, clearing the street from Newcomb to Palou.
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September 27, 1966
The shop on this corner was the first vandalised on 27 September 1966, when a crowd gathered at Third and Palou after a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed sixteen-year-old. The San Francisco Bay View newspaper later occupied the address and is on the city's Legacy Business Registry.
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Jun 1994
Install 2 windows in existing frames in residence.
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May 2010
New awning, remove existing security bars, repair existing broken tiles in kind, repaint existing door, new paint at entryway landing. work @ #4919.
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May 2010
New awning, remove existing security bars, repair existing borken tiles in kind, repaint existing door, new paint at entryway landing, replace existing broken glazing.
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May 2010
Non-structural & painted sign on awning.
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May 2010
Non-structural & painted sign on awning.
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Mar 2013
Scope of work: new counter for new grocery store.
1 expired permit is omitted.
Nearby
- 4912–4914 Third Street Same street
- 4918–4920 Third Street Same street
- 4901–4911 Third Street Same block
- 1449 Mendell Street Around the corner
- 1429 Mendell Street Around the corner
- 1552 Palou Avenue Around the corner