Old Mish House
1153 Oak Street · Haight Ashbury
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1885
Built as a single-family dwelling to the design of McDougall and Son, on a corner site nearby.
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September 1897
Moved to this site from the corner of Oak and Divisadero by the contractor John H. McKay, to the design of McDougall Brothers, at a cost of $1,700.
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1974
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 62, Old Mish House.
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February 21, 1974
The Mish House, a Victorian building, stood vacant with no restoration under way. The City Planning Commission unanimously approved designating the Mish House as a City Landmark.
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1976
Photographed.
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Apr 1982
Otc alterations permit.
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Dec 1997
Interior & exterior renovation.
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Jun 1998
Revision to appl #9800954, accessible route only.
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Jul 1998
Revision to #9811152.
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Jul 1998
Renew permit application 9800954.
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Sep 2006
Repair treads on front main stairs in kind.
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Oct 2008
Repair 1 tread on stair, less than 50% front stair in kind. repair ornatmental portions of stair guardrail.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 2 expired permits are not shown.
Nearby
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- 1177 Oak Street Same street
- Abner Phelps House Same block
- 321–327 Divisadero Street Same block
- 351–353 Divisadero Street Same block
- 305–319 Divisadero Street Same block
- 300–310 Broderick Street Around the corner
- 235 Broderick Street Around the corner