Danvers Street

Danvers runs down the east side of Corbett Heights to Market Street. The corner it once met — 18th Street, Danvers and Falcon — no longer exists: the Market Street extension took Falcon Street, the grocery and saloon that stood on it, and most of the buildings around them.

• Falcon Street: expunged by the Market Street extension
• 2 Falcon Street: Fred G. Horner, grocer and saloon keeper
• A photograph dated 1909 records the intersection — Horner's store on the corner, 328 Corbett on the hill behind it, and the tracks of the 18th Street line of the San Francisco and San Mateo Railway under construction
• The line was extended from Douglass Street to Merritt in 1909
• Later photographs of the same spot show the extension cut through it, and one building on 18th at Danvers reduced to a triangle

• 19 Danvers Street
  A 1900 two-flat.
• 56–58 Danvers Street
  Standing as built since before 1909, when it was photographed beside Falcon Street.
• 60–62 Danvers Street
  A 1961 building on ground that carried part of Horner's grocery and saloon.
• Sha’ar Zahav (Historic Location)
  A 1904 single-family house, with deck work permitted in 2025.
• 221 Danvers Street
  A 1900 single-family house, with a kitchen and bathroom remodel permitted in 2006.