400 North Point Street
2-unit building · North Beach
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1958
Assessor’s “built” date.
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1959
The Longshoremen's Memorial Association auditorium and administration buildings, 1959, by Albert Henry Hill with Royston, Hanamoto & Mayes as landscape architects.
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January 1966
Longshoremen's Hall hosted the Trips Festival in January 1966, an immersive three-day event of light shows, music and audience participation that set the format for the mass countercultural gatherings that followed and drew a first major performance from the Grateful Dead.
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November 6, 1969
Longshoremen's Hall, on the north side of North Point Street between Taylor and Mason, had the only sidewalk on that side of the street, six feet wide and lying entirely within its property line.
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June 7, 1970
The Committee United for Political Prisoners held a benefit at Longshoremen's Hall for the legal defence of Huey P. Newton and Bobby Seale, with Dick Gregory and Jane Fonda among the speakers.
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Aug 1987
Install fence.
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Jan 1998
Fabricate & install 2 awnings.
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Jul 2002
Reroofing permit, non structural only, existing st'l roof made of conc. finish & waterproofing.
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Mar 2005
Install special access lift under article 15 of cac part 7, title 24 in existing elevator shaft.
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Oct 2005
Reroofing.
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Jul 2016
Replacement of concrete landing approximately 60 sq ft of, installation of (1) new ncr 6634 self serice ada compliant atm machine.
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Oct 2016
Installation of non-structural sign.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 3 expired permits are not shown.
Nearby
- 425 North Point Street Same street
- 2594–2598 Taylor Street Around the corner