843 Stockton Street
School building
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1908
Built for the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association — the Chinese Six Companies — which acted as Chinatown's de facto government, handling immigration, mediating disputes, lending money and paying for night watchmen.
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June 28, 1908
Charles Haggans contracted to put up a three-storey brick building for the Board of trustees of the Chinese schools of San Francisco, at $20,700.
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1970s
Photographed, showing the Immigrants Development Center of San Francisco.
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Dec 1981
Additions alterations or repairs.
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1984
Known as the Chinese Six Companies; it was among the rated buildings of the city's Downtown Plan inventory.
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Feb 1995
Seismic up-grade.
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Nov 1999
One-stop, enlarge restrooms to add more plumbing fixtures.
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Nov 2011
Add canopy at existing walkway at rear of building.
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Jun 2012
Repair balcony supports on 2nd and 3rd floors. repair existing fire escape.
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Feb 2014
Install pre-fabricated iron gate & fence.
2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 7 expired permits are not shown.
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