Irving M. Scott School
1060 Tennessee Street
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1867
The Outside Lands Committee set this parcel aside for a school, one of several it reserved in outlying sections of the city.
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1877
The San Francisco School Department built an eight-room frame school facing Minnesota Street, replacing the Potrero School of 1865 at Napa and Kentucky Streets.
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1895
An addition facing Tennessee Street. The school was renamed for the superintendent of Union Iron Works, who gave money towards its construction and equipment.
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1899
Schoolchildren from the school escorted President McKinley to the laying of the keel of the USS Ohio at Union Iron Works.
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1900
Built by L. J. Dwyer (1895 addition).
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1981
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 138, Potrero School.
2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. The assessor's roll gives 1900; the 2001 Dogpatch survey dates the Tennessee Street addition to 1895 and the school it replaced to 1877.
Nearby
- 1053 Tennessee Street Same street
- 1067 Tennessee Street Same street
- 945–947 Minnesota Street Same block
- 808–810 22nd Street Same block
- 949–953 Minnesota Street Same block
- 816–818 22nd Street Same block
- 728–732 22nd Street Around the corner
- 718 22nd Street Around the corner