Most Holy Redeemer Rectory
100 Diamond Street · Eureka Valley
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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.
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1901
Most Holy Redeemer Church, designed by Charles J. I. Devlin, official architect to the Archdiocese in the Bay Area.
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1939
Built.
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Feb 1983
Gate in parking lot, replace rotten wood in archway.
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Apr 1997
Alter/remdl church &parish hall, replace entry & add elevator.
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Jun 1998
New fire alarm system devices on (1) floor only.
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Aug 1998
Install furnaces/bth exhaust fans/air outlet/outdoor air dct.
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Oct 1998
Hardship door swing-unisex restrooms-permit application 9706614.
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May 1999
Revision to permit application 9706614 church yard work not to be done.
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Jun 2006
To document plan, per sffd-egress plan for seating capacity for standing & seating. required for bingo permit.
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Oct 2011
Reroofing.
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Apr 2015
Upgrade kitchen hood and duct fire suppression system to meet ul 300 standards. ref app#200606194364.
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Apr 2017
Reroofing.
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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.
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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- Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church Same street
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- 4327 18th Street Same block
- 4331 18th Street Same block
- 4253–4257 18th Street Around the corner
- 4249–4251 18th Street Around the corner