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District 8 · Block 2693, Lot 001 · ZIP 94114

Most Holy Redeemer Rectory

100 Diamond Street · Eureka Valley

  • 2 stories
  • 3,746 ft2 lot area
  • 21 rooms
  • 9 bathrooms
  • Wood frame
  • Zoned RH-3
Land$61,189
Improvements$257,350
Total assessed$318,539
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  1. 1900

    The Archdiocese of San Francisco founded the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer, whose parish boundaries took in Duboce Triangle; it served the area's Irish, German and Italian Catholics, and still ministers to a congregation in the Castro district.

    Duboce Triangle Historic Context Statement, adopted 2022
  2. 1901

    Most Holy Redeemer Church, designed by Charles J. I. Devlin, official architect to the Archdiocese in the Bay Area.

    Architecture, Planning & Preservation Professionals: A Collection of Biographies, adopted 2021
  3. 1939

    Built.

  4. Feb 1983
    Permit 8301158 $$$ $600

    Gate in parking lot, replace rotten wood in archway.

  5. Apr 1997
    Permit 9706614 $$$ $1,000,000

    Alter/remdl church &parish hall, replace entry & add elevator.

  6. Jun 1998
    Permit 9811225 $$$ $10,000

    New fire alarm system devices on (1) floor only.

  7. Aug 1998
    Permit 9816352 $$$ $150,000

    Install furnaces/bth exhaust fans/air outlet/outdoor air dct.

  8. Oct 1998

    Hardship door swing-unisex restrooms-permit application 9706614.

  9. May 1999

    Revision to permit application 9706614 church yard work not to be done.

  10. Jun 2006
    Issued Permit 200606194364 $$$ $1

    To document plan, per sffd-egress plan for seating capacity for standing & seating. required for bingo permit.

  11. Oct 2011
    Permit 201110287818 $$$ $30,000

    Reroofing.

  12. Apr 2015
    Permit 201504012513 $$$ $2,800

    Upgrade kitchen hood and duct fire suppression system to meet ul 300 standards. ref app#200606194364.

  13. Apr 2017
    Issued Permit 201704275048 $$$ $19,660

    Reroofing.

  14. April 2, 2025

    Named a landmark candidate

    Put forward as a candidate for individual landmark designation at a District 8 community forum held by the district supervisor and San Francisco Planning, one of twenty-one buildings on the list.

    Corbett Heights Neighbors, "May Neighborhood News", Vol. VII, No. 5 (1 May 2025)

4 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. A citywide context statement records work at this address dated 1901; the assessor's roll dates the structure on this parcel to 1939. Whether the building described still stands here is unsettled.

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