1843–1849 Fillmore Street
13-unit apartment building
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1900
Built.
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before 1942
An Art Deco commercial building that held the Yokohama Art Goods Store before the war and a dentist's offices in the 1950s.
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1945
Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett, the physician who bought and ran the Sun-Reporter and led the local NAACP, opened his medical practice here in 1945. Identified in 2024 as eligible for local landmark, California Register or National Register designation.
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1970
A restaurant occupied the ground floor here beneath a dental office on the upper storey, both run by the same Fillmore dentist. As of 2019 the building remained in the family and the restaurant space had not been remodelled.
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Apr 2002
Rebuild existing stairs in rear of building to comply with n.o.v. 200120311.
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Dec 2002
Foundation for exist storage area at rear of building, next to stairs. addition work on 200204083364.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline. 1 expired permit is not shown.
Nearby
- 1833 Fillmore Street Same street
- 1900–1906 Fillmore Street Same street
- 2125 Bush Street Around the corner
- 2240–2250 Bush Street Around the corner
- 2232 Bush Street Around the corner