Geilfuss on Guerrero
102 Guerrero Street · Mission
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1873
Built.
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1883
The two-story Stick/Eastlake house was built for Adolph Beth, a saloon and restaurant keeper, at a cost of $7,000.
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1906
The house and the rest of its block came through the 1906 earthquake and fire, making it one of the few front-line survivors in the northern Inner Mission.
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1920
After August Comte Jr.'s death, the lot was divided from the neighboring 104–114 Guerrero parcel, though his widow kept both.
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1955
The house was converted into four apartments.
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1961
Part of the rear of the lot was split off.
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1980
The house was restored.
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Jan 1983
Fire safety improvements.
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May 1985
Additions alterations or repairs.
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Apr 1993
Remodel existing bathrooms, relocate water heater flues paint.
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Oct 2003
Correct the record to show legal use is a single family dwelling.
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Jan 2014
Voluntary structural work at garage - add 3/4" epoxy anchor bolts 32" on center to footing; add 1/2 5 ply cdx to walls 10 @ 4" on center. around perimeter walls.
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April 2, 2025
Named a landmark candidate
Put forward as a candidate for individual landmark designation at a District 8 community forum held by the district supervisor and San Francisco Planning, one of twenty-one buildings on the list.
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May 2025
Replace existing tub with shower.
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April 30, 2026
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 330, Geilfuss on Guerrero.
2 expired permits are omitted. Construction is dated both 1873 and 1883.
Nearby
- 65 Guerrero Street Same street
- 104–114 Guerrero Street Same street
- 225 Duboce Avenue Same block
- 120 Guerrero Street Same block
- 122 Guerrero Street Same block
- 239–241 Duboce Avenue Same block
- 200 Duboce Avenue Around the corner
- 214 Duboce Avenue Around the corner