721–725 Filbert Street

1. 1906

   A two-story brick stable with a clinker brick facade, the largest stable in North Beach, built for the political boss Abe Ruef and converted to an automobile garage in 1924. Known as the Hildebrand Stables.

   North Beach Historic Context Statement, adopted 2022
2. October 20, 1906

   R. W. Moller contracted to put up a three-storey and basement frame stable for A. Ruef, at $24,800.

   The San Francisco Call, 20 October 1906, p. 13
3. 1907

   Built.

4. 1982

   Recorded in the city's 1982 survey of North Beach, adopted by the Board of Supervisors in 1999, as an individually listed resource.

   North Beach Historic Context Statement, adopted 2022
5. Dec 1989

   Permit 8924441 $$$ $9,750

   Reroofing.

6. Sep 1990

   Permit 9017511 $$$ $20,000

   Aprapet strengthening.

7. Mar 1998

   Permit 9805364 $$$ $219,000

   Combination anchors, steel frame, vertical wall bracing.

8. Jan 2002

   Permit 200201237503 $$$ $10,000

   Renew 9805364; add path of travel features.

9. Jan 2008

   Withdrawn Permit 200801082025 $$$ $45,000

   Repair of sidewwalk vault @ filbert street. mezzanine slab to be completeed under seperate permit.

10. 2019

    Identified by the 2019 updated North Beach survey as appearing eligible for local landmark or California Register / National Register status — recorded as the Hildebrand Stables.

    North Beach Historic Context Statement, adopted 2022

1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 5 expired or cancelled permits are not shown. Described as a two-storey brick stable, and in its October 1906 building contract as a three-storey and basement frame stable.