721–725 Filbert Street
Chinatown · San Francisco, CA 94133
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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.
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1982
Recorded in the city's 1982 survey of North Beach, adopted by the Board of Supervisors in 1999, as an individually listed resource.
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Jul 1982
Additions alterations or repairs.
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Dec 1989
Reroofing.
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Sep 1990
Aprapet strengthening.
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Jun 1996
Reroofing.
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Mar 1998
Combination anchors, steel frame, vertical wall bracing.
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Jan 2002
Renew 9805364; add path of travel features.
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May 2002
Revise existingtoilet for accessiblity; add 2 sink basins, convert office to barber shop.
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Jun 2002
Rev. appl#9805364, structural clarification at front entrance.
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Jun 2002
Renew appl#9805364 add path of travel feature to complete work. to supercedes appl#200206038077.
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Jan 2008
Repair of sidewwalk vault @ filbert street. mezzanine slab to be completeed under seperate permit.
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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.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline.
Not yet documented: the architect and builder and the early tenants. Submit an update