Richard E. Queen House

1. 1895

   Designed by Arthur Page Brown.

   Architecture, Planning & Preservation Professionals: A Collection of Biographies, adopted 2021
2. 1895–1896

   Built for Richard E. Queen, the last building A. Page Brown designed, finished after his death by F. S. Van Trees: a Classical Revival house with a semicircular portico, a giant Corinthian order and a Palladian window, raised above the street on a never-painted rustic sandstone retaining wall with a double staircase — the only intact house by Brown left in the city.

   SF Planning, landmark designation
3. 1900

   Built.

4. 1990

   Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 198, Richard E. Queen House.

   SF Planning, landmark designation
5. Sep 1996

   Permit 9616746 $$$ $3,000

   Remvoe deck's balusters and refit the same.

6. Feb 1997

   Permit 9703081 $$$ $125,000

   Remodel kitchen.

7. May 1997

   Permit 9708283 $$$ $500

   Repair existing fireplace, replace/repair existing flu.

8. Jul 1997

   Permit 9713860 $$$ $1

   More detail drawings of french door kitchen opening/#9703081.

9. Mar 2000

   Permit 200003134149 $$$ $35,000

   Kitchen and bath remodel.

10. May 2000

    Permit 200005230732 $$$ $25,000

    Remodel bathrooms.

11. Jul 2003

    Issued Permit 200307189802 $$$ $6,000

    Reroofing.

12. Mar 2008

    Permit 200803217718 $$$ $15,000

    Remodel existing bathroom. no structural work. lighting to be high efficacy or manual on auto off switch.

5 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. The building is dated 1895–1896 in its landmark designation; the assessor's roll gives 1900.