Mission Bay

The flat ground between Division Street and Mariposa, east of Potrero Avenue and west of the freeway. Much of it was under water or under the Mission Bay watershed into the 19th century, and most of it was railroad land by the time of the 1906 earthquake; the wholesale and manufacturing district that followed — the “New Wholesale District” — filled the blocks with brick warehouses. The showrooms that took those warehouses over from the early 1970s gave the eastern half its present name, Showplace Square, and Henry Adams Street its own. Coverage begins with the buildings named in the city’s Showplace Square / Northeast Mission Historic Resource Survey, adopted in 2011.

• 15th Street
  2 buildings, built 1910–1944.
• 16th Street
  10 buildings, built 1912–1990; 1 in the Showplace Square Heavy Timber and Steel-frame Brick Warehouse and Factory Historic District.
• 17th Street
  11 buildings, built 1907–1979.
• 7th Street
  3 buildings, built 1905–1974.
• Alameda Street
  1 building, built 1948.
• Arkansas Street
  2 buildings, built 1922–2018.
• Berry Street
  2 buildings, built 1974.
• Carolina Street
  1 building, built 1984.
• Connecticut Street
  2 buildings, built 1919–1922.
• De Haro Street
  3 buildings, built 1946–1984.
• Division Street
  1 building, built 1950.
• Henry Adams Street
  3 buildings, built 1906–1994; 2 in the Showplace Square Heavy Timber and Steel-frame Brick Warehouse and Factory Historic District.
• Hooper Street
  1 building, built 2008.
• Hubbell Street
  1 building, built 1900.
• Irwin Street
  2 buildings, built 1979–2024.
• Kansas Street
  5 buildings, built 1912–2025.
• King Street
  2 buildings, built 2007.
• Mississippi Street
  2 buildings, built 1948–1949.
• Missouri Street
  1 building, built 1931.
• Rhode Island Street
  4 buildings, built 1924–1951.
• Townsend Street
  2 buildings, built 2002–2008.
• Vermont Street
  5 buildings, built 1970–1998.
• Wisconsin Street
  2 buildings, built 1916–1971.