1428–1434 Page Street

1. 1900

   Built.

2. 1954

   Home of Frances R. Miller, who secured the 1954 charter for the local chapter of the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History that became the San Francisco African American Historical and Cultural Society; the chapter most likely operated from this house. Identified in 2024 as eligible for local landmark, California Register or National Register designation.

   African American Citywide Historic Context Statement, adopted 2024
3. May 1997

   Permit 9709032 $$$ $575

   Repair back stair posts, concrete pier, dry rot replace/kind.

4. Aug 2006

   Permit 200608290850 $$$ $2,500

   Replace ground floor bottom plate, studs, sheating and stucco over approximately 14 lineal feet. exterior garage, not visible from street. repair in kind or better. if <5'0" from p.l. provide 1hr rated wall.

5. May 2009

   Issued Permit 200905208781 $$$ $7,000

   Replace in kind stair treads and sisers an front og building, retile front porch to climinate tripping and slipping hazard. (less than 50% of structural).

6. Jul 2010

   Permit 201007227231 $$$ $63,700

   Remodel kitchen & bath: new countertops, cabinets, flooring, lighting in kitchen & bath. new fixture in both shower in bath. update electrical. no change to existing gas or drains, new electrical.

3 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 3 expired or cancelled permits are not shown. An oral history places the chapter's headquarters at 1928 Page Street; the context statement says further research is needed and judges 1428 Page Street more likely.