Marine Fireman's Union Hall
240 Second Street
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1956
The hall of the Marine Firemen, Oilers and Watertenders and Wipers Association was built in 1956, one of a group of maritime union buildings on Rincon Hill. The Planning Department proposed it for City landmark designation in the draft Transit Center District Plan of 2009.
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1957
Built as the Marine Fireman's Union hall, with murals by Lucienne Bloch and Stephen Poe Dimitroff. The Transit Center District Plan historic survey found it eligible for the National Register for its associations with San Francisco's labour movement and for its architecture.
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May 27, 1957
Photographed, showing the Marine Firemen's Union building.
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Sep 1985
Install sodier beams and tiebacks.
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Sep 1996
Reroofing.
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May 1998
Shoring & underpinning per new const 9802467s.
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2008
Recorded in the city's 2008 survey of the Transit Center District, adopted in 2012, as an individually significant building.
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May 2013
Tiebacks as a result of the new construction on 222 2nd street project. (reference permit application 200711309386s).
1 cancelled permit is omitted.
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