615–617 Jackson Street
5-unit building with a ground-floor store
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1907
Built.
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1921
Purcell's Cafe, generally known as the Olympia Cafe, was operating here by 1921 under Lester Mapp, having moved from Columbus Avenue; the photographer Arnold Genthe called it the most famous and most infamous of the Barbary Coast resorts.
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Mar 1982
Building use: assembly.
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Feb 1984
Parapet safety program.
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Mar 1989
Painted or other non-structural sign.
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Aug 1998
Steel frame & fndtn infront, tie each floor to exterior walls.
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Jun 2011
Add address for 2nd floor hotel (8 rooms).
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Nov 2013
Tenant improvement of existing restaurant (new ownership) - frame for new bar counter, construct new accessible restroom at ground floor.
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Apr 2014
Modified 21 fire sprinkler heads for dining room remodel in existing restaurant.
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Mar 2018
Replace floor tile & paint kitchen.
10 expired or cancelled permits are omitted.
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