500 Divisadero Street
2-unit building with a ground-floor store
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1888–1889
Built as a store and flat to designs by Samuel Newsom — who had left the partnership of Newsom Bros. with his brother Joseph that January, and is best known for the Carson Mansion in Eureka — a Queen Anne corner building with rounded bays and a gabled roof, and one of the city's few intact nineteenth-century storefronts.
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1889–1982
The corner was a pharmacy for 93 years, founded by Theodore Green and later called Green's Pharmacy.
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1898–1944
Theodore Green's son Frank T. Green — a chemist who also served the Board of Health and the coroner's office, and became dean of the University of California's College of Pharmacy — ran the pharmacy after his father's death.
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1900
Built.
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1986
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 182, Theodore Green Apothecary.
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Jun 1987
Wall or painted sign.
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Sep 1998
Replace brick foundation at post and repair post.
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Nov 2001
See complaint letter #3459: repair historic building.
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May 2002
Street space.
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Sep 2002
New kitchen handicap bathrm 31 sitting new counter.
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Apr 2003
Renovation/addition to include exterior alteration, n storage room in rear, n signage, n doors in e.
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Apr 2004
Revision to app#200304303525/reconfigure 1 hr occupancy seperation by remodeling door to stair lndg.
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May 2004
Renew 200008178170 and 200203151541 for final inspection, never completed. construct 3 rigid frames.
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May 2004
Renew 200111012310, 200203080950 for final sign off never completed.
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May 2007
Renew permit application 200403037670, #200505313779 for final inspection.
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May 2011
For administrative and documentation purposes only to show accurate occupant load for existing bar per fire dept 's request. chanhe occupant load from 75 to 99.
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Feb 2012
One 8 ft scaffold on fell st/1 8 ft scaffold at rear of property, repair rotted trim piece at top level of building on fell st, (no structural work) repair rotted piece of siding at rear of property repair in kind.
DBI holds 34 permits for this parcel, most of them tenant improvements on individual floors. The timeline shows the 24 largest by stated cost, plus the earliest on file; the DBI query in the sources below returns all 34. 5 of them are nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits. 13 expired or cancelled permits are not shown. The building is dated 1888–1889 in its landmark designation; the assessor's roll gives 1900.
Nearby
- 444 Divisadero Street Same street
- 503 Divisadero Street Same street
- 1160–1162 Fell Street Same block
- 530–534 Divisadero Street Same block
- 550–560 Divisadero Street Same block
- 1064 Oak Street Around the corner
- 1213–1215 Fell Street Around the corner
- 1214 Fell Street Around the corner