993–995 Harrison Street

1. 1912

   Built.

2. July 27, 1912

   A three-storey frame building with three stores and a rooming house above, designed by Theodore W. Lenzen, was going up here and had already been leased for a term of years.

   The San Francisco Call, 27 July 1912, p. 21
3. 1970s

   The End Up, a South of Market dance club.

   Donna J. Graves and Shayne E. Watson, Citywide Historic Context Statement for LGBTQ History in San Francisco, San Francisco Planning Department, adopted by the Historic Preservation Commission November 18, 2015
4. 1973

   The End Up opened here, among the Central SoMa properties with the longest association with the city's LGBT communities, and one of two active establishments in the proposed LGBTQ Social Heritage Special Use District.

   Central SoMa Historic Context Statement, adopted 2016
5. 1976

   Harrison House, a boarding house above the End Up, occupied this address from 1976 to 1979.

   Damon Scott for the Friends of 1800, Sexing the City: The Development of Sexual Identity Based Subcultures in San Francisco, 1933–1979, historic context statement, San Francisco Planning Department, adopted 2004
6. Aug 2006

   Permit 200608230317 $$$ $1

   Renew permit application 200008047036 for final inspection only.

7. May 2013

   Issued Permit 201305086439 $$$ $1,400

   Replace a sliding door in the saide of the building and a sliding window to be a wood double hung window. visible from street. to comply with nov #201397072.

8. May 2024

   Issued Permit 202405021248 $$$ $1

   Adding outdoor place of entertainment use @ existing night club exterior patio location. no new work, no new construction.revise occupant load calculations.

3 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 2 expired permits are not shown.