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District 3 · Block 0222, Lot 018 · ZIP 94108

1110 Taylor Street

Single-family house

  • 1 story
  • 1,649 ft2
  • 1,840 ft2 lot area
  • 5 rooms
  • 1 bathroom
  • Wood frame
  • Zoned RM-3
  • Historic resource
  • City landmark
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  1. 1869

    The first building on the lot was put up in 1869 by A. J. Downer, a commission merchant.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  2. 1886–1893

    By the mid-1880s the lot held a square two-story house with a flat front, then numbered 1104 Taylor Street, possibly the 1869 building.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  3. 1900

    Around 1900 a two-story building of two flats, with two bay windows on the street, replaced the earlier house; William Keating owned the lot by then.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  4. 1906

    The present one-story Neo-Georgian cottage was built in 1906 for William Keating, a coachman to the Flood family, to plans by Stone & Smith that were ready five months after the earthquake.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  5. April 18, 1906

    The 1906 earthquake and fire burned through residential Nob Hill and destroyed the two-flat building on this lot; only elements of pre-1906 foundations survive in the present basement.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  6. 1925

    The original metal-shingle roof was replaced with asbestos shingles.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  7. 1929

    Several years after William Keating's death his widow transferred the house to a family relation, keeping it in the Keating family.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  8. 1936

    The Keating family's ownership ended when the house was sold in 1936.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  9. 1976

    The house was sold in 1976 to the owners who held it when it was designated.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  10. 1977

    The window panes on the Taylor Street front were replaced.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  11. 1978

    After a break-in, scroll-pattern metal security grilles were fitted over the windows and a metal gate was put up at the south end of the street front.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  12. Feb 1990
    Permit 9003798 $$$ $3,400

    Replace existing stairs daown to basement.

  13. Jul 1992
    Permit 9212156 $$$ $2,300

    Repair dry rot to deck support wall, mud sill & studs.

  14. 2004

    A stained-glass panel was set into a street-front window and the house was re-roofed, following a stained-glass entry transom added in 2003.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  15. August 16, 2005

    Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 251, Glazer-Keating House.

    SF Planning, landmark designation
  16. Nov 2007
    Permit 200711299264 $$$ $75,000

    Add 175 sq ft addition at rear on ground floor includes new greenhouse windows. use of new room will be for a study. also included is relocation of laundry facilities & new utility sink.

3 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 2 expired permits are not shown.

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