1032 Gilman Avenue
Single-family house
37.7188, −122.3886
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1925
Built.
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1946
Home of Seaton W. Manning, executive director of the San Francisco chapter of the National Urban League from 1946 to 1960 — one of the few of the city's African American civic leaders of that generation to live in the Bayview rather than on the west side. Identified in 2024 as eligible for local landmark, California Register or National Register designation.
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Jun 1983
Install aluminum windows.
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Oct 1986
Installation of aluminum windows.
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Aug 2005
Reroofing.
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Aug 2015
Replace 6 front windows with aluminium wood clad double glazed double hung windows.
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