66 Grace Street
South Of Market · San Francisco, CA 94103
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1890
Built as the James Lick Baths, funded by the pioneer industrialist James Lick and erected by his trustees as a public bathhouse for workers living without private facilities; damaged in 1906 and repaired.
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1906
J. Walter Dolliver designed the reconstruction of the James Lick Baths here in 1906; the report gives the building as San Francisco Landmark No. 246 at 165 Tenth Street.
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1936
Listed in the telephone directory as People’s Laundry Co.
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1953
Listed in the city directory as Peoples Laundry Co, Peoples cleaners and dyers.
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Sep 1982
Building use: offices.
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Sep 1984
Remove glass brocks and install new gray tinted glass.
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Oct 1984
Awnings on 2nd story, windows.
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May 1985
Minor demolition. add conference room, electrical outlets.
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Feb 1987
New partition - misc. electrical for outlets/lighting.
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Jul 1988
Necessary modification, fire exit signs.
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Jul 1989
Demolish some existing non-bearing interior partitions at 1/f.
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Oct 1989
Parapet reinforcement.
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Oct 1993
Rocco showplace.
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Oct 1999
Light demolition of non-structurl, non-bearing wall partitions.
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Nov 2003
Reroofing.
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Nov 2003
Repair & skim existing plaster (stucco) 800 sq ft. of stucco work, cosmetic work only, handicapped exempt.
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Oct 2008
Accessible bathrooms, new mezzanine, soft demolition. voluntary structural improvements, minor exterior modifications, new electric, plumbing upgrade.
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Oct 2017
To erect non-electric, wall, single faced sign. historic wall plaque. ** maher: n/a **.
1 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permit is omitted from the timeline.
Not yet documented: the architect and builder and the early tenants. The Market & Octavia context statement describes a building of 1890 at this address; the assessor dates the building on this parcel to 1900. Submit an update