440–444 Jackson Street
Jackson Square, Chinatown · San Francisco, CA 94111
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1882
The Presidio & Ferries Railroad ran a horse car section along Washington and Jackson Streets, connecting the ferry terminals to its cable railway terminal. Its horse cars were stabled in the car barn here.
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Apr 18, 1906
Cable service on the Presidio & Ferries ended when the earthquake and fire destroyed the railroad's infrastructure.
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Oct 1987
Parapet work.
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Aug 2000
Seismic retrofit under a city loan, with a new landing.
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Oct 2014
Barrier removal — bathroom renovated to be accessible, a wall moved and fixtures replaced.
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Jun 2016
Non-structural demolition of partitions, lighting and millwork.
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Sep 2019
Tenant improvement of the retail space — partitions, a door, fixtures, finishes, electrical, mechanical and plumbing.
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Dec 2020
Entry modified inside and out under the accessible business entrance program.
Six of the 22 filings on this parcel are shown; the rest are sign and street-space permits, cancelled applications, and the duplicates DBI files under both 440 and 444 Jackson Street.
Not yet documented: the architect and builder; how much of the horse car barn survives in the building the assessor's roll and SF Planning both date to 1906; and when the remodellings that gave it its present front were made. Submit an update