650–660 Filbert Street
North Beach · San Francisco, CA 94133
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1905
The settlement house moved down the hill to this address, running a dispensary at 536 Green Street alongside it; the buildings on both sites were destroyed in 1906.
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1924
The church of Saints Peter and Paul, the parish founded in 1884 for the city's Italians, was rebuilt on Washington Square from 1912 and completed in 1924; its decorated facade was added in 1940.
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1982
Recorded in the city's 1982 survey of North Beach, adopted by the Board of Supervisors in 1999, as a contributor to the Washington Square Historic District and an individually listed resource.
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Jan 2002
Street space.
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Feb 2002
Facade repair: repair of spalling stucco on facade.
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Nov 2003
Address assignment-additional.
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Jun 2010
Strengthen existing upper towers. work includes limited localized demolition of existing steel & concrete structure; in addition to new steel framing & concrete piers & walls. towers will be scaffolded to allow for non structural exterior crack repair & painting.
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Jan 2011
Mta permit (m233746/ 201006144423).
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2019
Identified by the 2019 updated North Beach survey as appearing eligible for local landmark or California Register / National Register status — recorded as Saints Peter & Paul Church.
2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline.
The city's survey attributes the church and school of Saints Peter and Paul to Charles Fantoni in one appendix entry and to John A. Porporato in another, and gives the reconstruction period as 1912–1924 in one chapter and 1914–1939 in another. Not yet documented: the architect and builder, the early tenants and the date of the last recorded sale. Submit an update