1440 Newhall Street

1. 1886

   All Hallows Roman Catholic Church was built at Newhall Street and Palou Avenue for the neighbourhood's growing Irish Catholic population, who had until then worshipped in the chapel of the Mt. St. Joseph Orphan Asylum. It is the oldest Catholic church in the district.

   Area B Survey context statement, 2010
2. Nov 25, 1888

   A Morning Call account of a stage trip south along Railroad Avenue picked out “the imposing Catholic Church” among the freshly painted cottages and fir groves of South San Francisco.

   Area B Survey context statement, 2010
3. Sep 1996

   Reroofing.

   Expired Permit 9617643 $$$ $70,000

The 2010 survey lists the church and its rectory as two properties on this one parcel — All Hallows Church at 1440 Newhall Street and All Hallows Rectory, remodelled, at 1715 Oakdale Avenue. Earlier sources address the church itself as 1715 Oakdale Avenue. The assessor dates the building 1906; the 2010 survey dates it 1886.