Mission

A large, dense district around the old Mission Dolores, mixing Victorian and Edwardian flats with a strong Latino community and, on Liberty Hill, a protected historic district.

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   Frank M. Stone House 1348 South Van Ness Avenue · City landmark #74
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   Schoenstein & Co. Pipe Organ Building 3101 20th Street · City landmark #99
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   State Armory and Arsenal 1800 Mission Street · City landmark #108
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   B'nai David Synagogue 3535 19th Street · City landmark #118
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   John McMullen House 827 Guerrero Street · City landmark #123
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   Havens Mansion and Carriage House 1381 South Van Ness Avenue · City landmark #125
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   Marsden Kershaw House 845 Guerrero Street · City landmark #136
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   Notre Dame School 347 Dolores Street · City landmark #137
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   St. Charles School 376 Shotwell Street · City landmark #139
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    Sheet Metal Workers' Hall 226 Guerrero Street · City landmark #150
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    Trinity Presbyterian Church 3261 23rd Street · City landmark #166
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    The Women's Building 3541–3543 18th Street · City landmark #178

Also here: Firehouse, Engine Co. No. 37, Truck Co. No. 9, Frank G. Edwards House, Howard/26th Street Cottages, El Capitan Theater and Hotel, Brown's Opera House (Victoria Theatre), Mission Branch Carnegie Library, San Francisco Labor Temple, New Mission Theater, San Francisco Juvenile Court and Detention Home, Gaughran House, Sunshine School, San Francisco Eagle Bar, Casa Sanchez, Mission Cultural Center, Chata Gutierrez Mural, Carnaval Mural, Grand Theater, Engine Company No. 13, Geilfuss on Guerrero, Mission Folk Victorian Home, St. Matthew's Church, House of Latin Rock, La Quinada, Henry Geilfuss House, David Ireland House, Ohlandt Newlyweds House, Timothy L. Pflueger House, Holy Innocents Church, Levi Strauss & Co. factory, Bekins Warehouse, Lexington Club, Crockett Apartments, S. C. Johnson Floor Wax building, Wigwam Theatre, Moscone Elementary School and Las Americas Children's Center, San Francisco Municipal Hospital cancer unit and psychopathic building, Second Christian Science Church, Fogg Building, police station, Developing Environments, AVT Auto Garage, Edward McCroskey Mattress Company Building, Project Artaud, Brava Theater, El Capistrano Apartments, Pacific Telephone & Telegraph switching station, Green Glen, Bethel Temple, Building Trades Temple, Mary's Help Hospital, SEARCHouse (Solar Energy Research Accumulation Retention and Conservation House), Holy Family Day Home.

• 10th Street
  2 buildings, built 1927–1988.
• 11th Street
  3 buildings, built 1906–1912; 2 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• 12th Street
  5 buildings, built 1907–1909; 3 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• 13th Street
  2 buildings, built 1954–1986.
• 14th Street
  46 buildings, built 1898–1975; 2 in the Ramona Street Historic District.
• 15th Street
  36 buildings, built 1875–2017; 4 in the South Van Ness Avenue-Shotwell-Folsom Streets Historic District.
• 16th Street
  29 buildings, built 1905–2021; 5 in the 16th and Valencia Streets Post-Fire Historic District.
• 17th Street
  50 buildings, built 1900–2001.
• 18th Street
  69 buildings, built 1876–2018; 13 in the Inner Mission Boulevards and Alleys Reconstruction Historic District.
• 19th Street
  68 buildings, built 1880–2002; 14 in the Inner Mission Boulevards and Alleys Reconstruction Historic District.
• 20th Street
  114 buildings, built 1870–1986; 28 in the Liberty Hill Historic District.
• 21st Street
  133 buildings, built 1870–1998; 27 in the Liberty Hill Historic District.
• 22nd Street
  132 buildings, built 1870–1978; 12 in the Horner's Addition East Historic District.
• 23rd Street
  131 buildings, built 1878–1973; 14 in the 23rd Street Shops and Rowhouses Historic District.
• 24th Street
  139 buildings, built 1860–2020; 13 in the Horner's Addition East Historic District.
• 25th Street
  122 buildings, built 1890–1987; 7 in the Shotwell Street Historic District.
• 26th Street
  84 buildings, built 1868–1989.
• 27th Street
  1 building, built 1916.
• Adair Street
  5 buildings, built 1902–1911.
• Alabama Street
  141 buildings, built 1900–2009; 15 in the Alabama Street Pioneers Historic District.
• Alameda Street
  2 buildings, built 1956–2009.
• Albion Street
  40 buildings, built 1906–1990; 9 in the 16th and Valencia Streets Post-Fire Historic District.
• Alvarado Street
  17 buildings, built 1880–1983.
• Ames Street
  1 building, built 1902.
• Balmy Street
  4 buildings, built 1900–1950; 3 in the South Mission Avenues and Alleys Historic District.
• Bartlett Street
  73 buildings, built 1880–1986.
• Bay Shore Boulevard
  1 building, built 1948.
• Bernice Street
  3 buildings, built 1907–1997; 2 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Bird Street
  4 buildings, built 1900–1966.
• Brady Street
  3 buildings, built 1906–1912; 1 in the Market Street Masonry Historic District.
• Brannan Street
  1 building, built 1917.
• Brazil Avenue
  1 building, built 1907.
• Brosnan Street
  8 buildings, built 1900–1936.
• Brunswick Street
  1 building, built 1906.
• Bryant Street
  196 buildings, built 1890–2023; 28 in the East Mission Florida-to-Hampshire Streets Historic District.
• Caledonia Street
  1 building, built 1908.
• Camp Street
  7 buildings, built 1907–1932; 6 in the 16th and Valencia Streets Post-Fire Historic District.
• Capp Street
  187 buildings, built 1870–2019; 11 in the Von Schroeder-Welsh Block Historic District.
• Cesar Chavez Street
  46 buildings, built 1900–1993.
• Chattanooga Street
  1 building, built 1912.
• Clarion Alley
  4 buildings, built 1908–2006; 1 in the Mission Miracle Mile at 17th Street Historic District.
• Clinton Park
  29 buildings, built 1885–1980; 4 in the Guerrero Street Fire Line Historic District.
• Colton Street
  1 building, built 1908.
• Cumberland Street
  22 buildings, built 1906–1933; 22 in the Inner Mission Boulevards and Alleys Reconstruction Historic District.
• Cunningham Place
  3 buildings, built 1901–1910; 1 in the Inner Mission Boulevards and Alleys Reconstruction Historic District.
• Cypress Street
  3 buildings, built 1900–1915.
• Dearborn Street
  11 buildings, built 1900–1926.
• Division Street
  1 building, built 1952.
• Dolores Street
  138 buildings, built 1895–2019; 20 in the Inner Mission Boulevards and Alleys Reconstruction Historic District.
• Dolores Terrace
  9 buildings, built 1906–1997.
• Dorland Street
  16 buildings, built 1906–1939.
• Duboce Avenue
  33 buildings, built 1900–1958; 3 in the Guerrero Street Fire Line Historic District.
• Edinburgh Street
  1 building, built 1908.
• Elgin Park
  16 buildings, built 1906–1963; 12 in the Elgin Park-Pearl Street Reconstruction Historic District.
• Elizabeth Street
  11 buildings, built 1885–1958; 4 in the Horner's Addition East Historic District.
• Enterprise Street
  1 building, built 1900.
• Erie Street
  3 buildings, built 1938–1953.
• Fair Oaks Street
  114 buildings, built 1870–1978; 46 in the Fair Oaks Street Historic District.
• Florida Street
  164 buildings, built 1885–2020; 12 in the East Mission Florida-to-Hampshire Streets Historic District.
• Folsom Street
  179 buildings, built 1879–2021; 18 in the South Mission Avenues and Alleys Historic District.
• Gough Street
  6 buildings, built 1906–1947.
• Guerrero Street
  276 buildings, built 1873–1989; 37 in the Liberty Hill Historic District.
• Hampshire Street
  197 buildings, built 1878–2012; 14 in the Hampshire Street False-Front Historic District.
• Hanover Street
  1 building, built 1926.
• Harrison Street
  119 buildings, built 1870–2019; 24 in the South Mission Avenues and Alleys Historic District.
• Hidalgo Terrace
  12 buildings, built 1919–1925; 12 in the Hidalgo Terrace Historic District.
• Hill Street
  28 buildings, built 1880–1989; 28 in the Liberty Hill Historic District.
• Hoff Street
  5 buildings, built 1906–1986.
• Horace Street
  2 buildings, built 1900–1937; 1 in the Shotwell Street Historic District.
• Howard Street
  10 buildings, built 1906–2019; 8 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Isis Street
  4 buildings, built 1906–1914; 4 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Jerrold Avenue
  1 building, built 1900.
• Jersey Street
  3 buildings, built 1900–1909.
• Jessie Street
  3 buildings, built 1906–1907; 3 in the Jessie-McCoppin-Stevenson Streets Reconstruction Historic District.
• Julian Avenue
  17 buildings, built 1900–1951.
• Juniper Street
  1 building, built 1906; 1 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Juri Street
  8 buildings, built 1898–1918; 7 in the Juri Street Historic District.
• Kissling Street
  3 buildings, built 1906–1923; 3 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Lafayette Street
  7 buildings, built 1906–1993; 7 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Lapidge Street
  23 buildings, built 1900–1993; 18 in the Inner Mission Boulevards and Alleys Reconstruction Historic District.
• Lexington Street
  85 buildings, built 1876–1990; 30 in the Liberty Hill Historic District.
• Liberty Street
  45 buildings, built 1880–1965; 40 in the Liberty Hill Historic District.
• Lilac Street
  3 buildings, built 1890–1914.
• Linda Street
  29 buildings, built 1900–1949; 17 in the Inner Mission Boulevards and Alleys Reconstruction Historic District.
• Lucky Street
  17 buildings, built 1890–1998; 13 in the South Mission Avenues and Alleys Historic District.
• Mariposa Street
  11 buildings, built 1908–1991.
• Market Street
  1 building, built 1979.
• Mccoppin Street
  4 buildings, built 1907–1996; 3 in the Jessie-McCoppin-Stevenson Streets Reconstruction Historic District.
• Minna Street
  17 buildings, built 1906–1938; 6 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Mission Street
  77 buildings, built 1885–2023; 7 in the Mission Miracle Mile at 17th Street Historic District.
• Missouri Street
  1 building, built 1922.
• Natoma Street
  25 buildings, built 1906–1990; 7 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Oakwood Street
  20 buildings, built 1900–1988; 1 in the Inner Mission Boulevards and Alleys Reconstruction Historic District.
• Ocean Avenue
  1 building, built 1922.
• Orange Alley
  1 building, built 1900.
• Otis Street
  6 buildings, built 1909–1926; 1 in the SoMa LGBTQ Historic District.
• Pearl Street
  17 buildings, built 1906–1926; 15 in the Elgin Park-Pearl Street Reconstruction Historic District.
• Pink Alley
  1 building, built 1907; 1 in the Elgin Park-Pearl Street Reconstruction Historic District.
• Potrero Avenue
  118 buildings, built 1890–2016.
• Ramona Avenue
  21 buildings, built 1875–1923; 21 in the Ramona Street Historic District.
• Rhode Island Street
  2 buildings, built 1912–1948; 1 in the Showplace Square Heavy Timber and Steel-frame Brick Warehouse and Factory Historic District.
• Ringold Street
  1 building, built 1909; 1 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Rondel Place
  12 buildings, built 1904–1925.
• Rosemont Place
  5 buildings, built 1906–1976.
• San Bruno Avenue
  55 buildings, built 1895–1938.
• San Carlos Street
  80 buildings, built 1880–1986; 22 in the Liberty Hill Historic District.
• San Jose Avenue
  66 buildings, built 1865–2017; 5 in the Horner's Addition East Historic District.
• Sheridan Street
  2 buildings, built 2004–2007; 2 in the Western SOMA Light Industrial and Residential Historic District.
• Shotwell Street
  182 buildings, built 1875–2017; 91 in the Shotwell Street Historic District.
• South Van Ness Avenue
  195 buildings, built 1863–2021; 16 in the Shotwell Street Historic District.
• Spencer Street
  1 building, built 1904.
• Stevenson Street
  9 buildings, built 1906–1926; 9 in the Jessie-McCoppin-Stevenson Streets Reconstruction Historic District.
• Sycamore Street
  14 buildings, built 1906–1928; 11 in the Sycamore Street Reconstruction Historic District.
• Tiffany Avenue
  1 building, built 1923.
• Tingley Street
  1 building, built 1907.
• Treat Avenue
  105 buildings, built 1880–1982; 16 in the South Mission Avenues and Alleys Historic District.
• Treat Way
  1 building.
• Utah Street
  72 buildings, built 1890–1978.
• Valencia Street
  123 buildings, built 1870–2017; 15 in the Liberty Hill Historic District.
• Vermont Street
  13 buildings, built 1890–1931.
• Virgil Street
  3 buildings, built 1902–1936.
• Wiese Street
  1 building, built 2000.
• Woodward Street
  20 buildings, built 1906–2018; 20 in the Woodward St. Romeo Flats Reconstruction Historic District.
• York Street
  184 buildings, built 1880–1999; 23 in the East Mission Florida-to-Hampshire Streets Historic District.

• 24th & York Mini Park
  Mini park, 5,663 sq ft.
• Alioto Mini Park
  Mini park, 9,148 sq ft.
• Coleridge Mini Park
  Mini park, 10,019 sq ft.
• Coso & Precita Mini Park
  Mini park, 6,534 sq ft.
• Fallen Bridge Mini Park
  Mini park, 13,939 sq ft.
• Franklin Square
  Neighborhood park or playground, 5.6 acres.
• Garfield Square
  Neighborhood park or playground, 3.5 acres.
• In Chan Kaajal Park
  Neighborhood park or playground, 37,462 sq ft.
• James Rolph Jr Playground
  Neighborhood park or playground, 2.9 acres.
• Jose Coronado Playground
  Neighborhood park or playground, 42,253 sq ft.
• Juri Commons
  Mini park, 13,939 sq ft.
• Kid Power Park
  Mini park, 11,326 sq ft.
• McKinley Square
  Neighborhood park or playground, 2.9 acres.
• Mission Playground
  Neighborhood park or playground, 2.1 acres.
• Mission Rec Center
  Neighborhood park or playground, 30,928 sq ft.
• Noe Valley Town Square
  Mini park, 12,197 sq ft.
• Parque Ninos Unidos
  Neighborhood park or playground, 30,492 sq ft.
• Potrero del Sol
  Neighborhood park or playground, 4.7 acres.
• Precita Park
  Neighborhood park or playground, 2.2 acres.
• SOMA West Dog Park
  Neighborhood park or playground, 27,007 sq ft.
• SOMA West Skate Park
  Neighborhood park or playground, 37,897 sq ft.

The Castro adjoins west across Dolores and Church Streets, Noe Valley south-west over the hill, and Bernal Heights south beyond Cesar Chavez Street. Potrero Hill is east across Potrero Avenue, South of Market north-east past Division Street, and Hayes Valley north-west across Market Street.