Timothy L. Pflueger House

1. January 1887

   Built as a flat-fronted Italianate house by the contractor George Houston, a prolific builder in the district who may also have designed it.

   National Register of Historic Places nomination (draft), California Office of Historic Preservation
2. 1900

   Built.

3. 1904

   By 1904 the front had been pushed out about four feet toward the street, with a Queen Anne bay on the upper floor and brackets at the entrance, to fit a tailor's shop at street level with the family's rooms above; the back was extended at the same time.

   National Register of Historic Places nomination (draft), California Office of Historic Preservation
4. March 6, 1915

   A permit naming T. L. Pflueger as architect — the young Timothy Pflueger — added a kitchen and porch at the back and an upstairs bathroom.

   National Register of Historic Places nomination (draft), California Office of Historic Preservation
5. July 26, 1945

   Timothy Pflueger, as architect and owner, replaced the plate-glass window of the ground-floor front room with the three side-by-side windows it has now, twelve years after the tailor's shop there had closed.

   National Register of Historic Places nomination (draft), California Office of Historic Preservation
6. Apr 1983

   Permit 8302953 $$$ $3,000

   Additions alterations or repairs.

7. Apr 1985

   Permit 8503303 $$$ $1,000

   Rebuild 4 walls sheet.

8. Apr 1989

   Permit 8905420 $$$ $20,000

   Remove bsmnt kitchen, respond to dahi report.

9. Jul 2002

   Permit 200207050701 $$$ $4,000

   Abate comp 200230963-repair e roof deck, dryrotted floor joists, gaurdrail assembly new decking.

10. Jun 2004

    Issued Permit 200406216860 $$$ $2,000

    Replace some decking, some stair treads.no chg in structure less than 50% deck replacement-no dwgs.

11. October 7, 2022

    Listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the home of the architect Timothy Pflueger, the property best associated with his working life in the absence of any surviving office.

    National Register of Historic Places nomination (draft), California Office of Historic Preservation

1 nominal $1 street-space permit and 2 expired permits are omitted. The assessor's roll gives 1900 and the Planning Department's South Mission survey estimates 1875; the house was built in 1887.