1001–1025 Columbus Avenue
Store building
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1930
Built as a commercial building for Bimbo’s 365 Club, to the design of Miller and Pflueger, one of the modern architects the city's survey identifies as working in North Beach.
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1931
Built.
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1931
Bimbo's 365 Club traces its business here to 1931; the city's survey lists it among North Beach's legacy bars, restaurants and businesses, a concentration it records as the highest in the city.
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1940s
The Art Deco Bal Tabarin nightclub, designed by Timothy Pflueger, drew wartime crowds here; the building is now Bimbo's 365 Club.
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September 5, 1962
The Office of the Assessor-Recorder photographed the property for tax assessment. Bimbo's was at the address.
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Feb 1999
Repair dry rot in walk in freezer; replace insulation, light.
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May 2011
Installation ul 300 fire system within existing hood and duct.
3 expired or cancelled permits are omitted.
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