3057 17th Street
Industrial building
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1899
Built as the Southern District police station, two storeys in concrete, designed by Shea & Shea.
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1903
Built.
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1906
Damaged in the earthquake and fire, then repaired and returned to service without its original corner turret.
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1935–1941
One of two police stations the Works Progress Administration rehabilitated to meet the police department's requirements.
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1950
Ceased to be the Southern District station when the police department moved to new district headquarters on Valencia Street.
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May 1990
Seismic repair and strengthening of earthquake damage.
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Oct 1996
Sign.
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Jul 2008
Reroofing.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 1 cancelled permit is not shown. The assessor dates the building to 1903; the city's 2011 survey of Showplace Square and the northeast Mission dates it to 1899.
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