564 Bush Street
Church
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1856
Gustave Touchard bought the site from a Baptist church for the French congregation, which became Notre Dame des Victoires on May 4, 1856, with Archbishop Alemany officiating; it has been known as the "French Church" since. In 1885 Archbishop Riordan gave it to the Marist Fathers.
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1906
The church was destroyed in the earthquake and fire; the congregation held services in temporary quarters from October 6, 1907, until work on the present church began on the same site.
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1907
Built.
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1913
The Romanesque church was built of brick and terra cotta to designs by Louis Brochoud, with a stained-glass porch between twin belvedere-topped towers reached by double stairways; the Renaissance-Baroque rectory beside it, of brick and artificial stone, is by an unknown architect.
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1956
The Republic of France gave a plaque marking the church's centennial.
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1984
Known as the Notre Dame des Victoires; it was among the rated buildings of the city's Downtown Plan inventory.
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1984
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 173, Notre Dame des Victoires Church and Rectory.
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Jul 2002
Reroofing.
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Dec 2019
Relocate kitchen wall and ele panel, replace bath finishes, fixtures, fittings in kind, replace e wet bar, add doors in e openings between kitchen storage and hall.
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Apr 2021
Install ul300 fire system ref: 2019-1211-9213.
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Jun 2021
(18) down lights, (3) linear pendants, (39) receptacles, ref permit application 2019-1211-92131.
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Jul 2022
Revision to 201912119213/r1: modifiy location of accessible counter top at new bar. add sink and counter behind bar.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 1 expired permit is not shown.
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