Trinity Episcopal Church
1668 Bush Street
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1892
Trinity Episcopal Church, designed by Arthur Page Brown.
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September 18, 1892
The cornerstone was laid for the fourth church of the oldest Episcopal congregation in California, founded in 1849 by the Rev. Flavel Scott Mines, who is buried in it. A. Page Brown modelled it on Durham Cathedral, in rough-hewn Colusa sandstone; it holds a bronze angel and a window by Louis Tiffany.
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1900
Built.
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1906
Came through the 1906 earthquake and fire unharmed.
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1962
Restoration work was carried out.
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1974
Designated San Francisco Landmark No. 65, Trinity Episcopal Church.
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July 11, 1974
The City Planning Commission unanimously approved the proposal to designate the Trinity Episcopal Church building a landmark, as the Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board had recommended.
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1985
Trinity Episcopal Church, which opened its kitchen in 1985 to Project Open Hand; within two years 450 volunteers were delivering two hot meals a day to hundreds of clients. A designated San Francisco landmark (No. 65).
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Aug 2002
Street space permit.
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Dec 2002
Install kitchen exhaust hood & duct work. install exhaust blower & make up air unit. fire suppressio.
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Nov 2003
To renew app#2002/11/25/2240 for final inspection.
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Jun 2004
Renew and revise a[pp #2002/04/01/2821 to document unreasonable hardship for lack of clarance in.
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Nov 2009
Request additional address for block 0665 lot 015.
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Dec 2013
Structural seismic strengthening, accessiblity upgrades, voluntary life - safety upgrades, removal & reinstallaiton of mechanical, plumbing & electrical systems to facilitate structural work, roof recovering. exterior building. envelope repair; new door at narthex. (1 total).
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Oct 2024
Replace dry rot on eves and sheathing on decking at roof (roof repair). replace gfci outlets in building. replace water line valves on bathroom. prime and paint if necessary. (ref permit application 202410233571).
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Oct 2024
Reroofing - new comp shingles. (ref permit application 202410233570).
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Apr 2025
Remodel existing men's and women's restrooms into one new all gender restroom.
2 nominal $1 street-space or sidewalk permits are omitted from the timeline. 4 expired permits are not shown. The assessor dates the building to 1900; Planning's historic resource survey records 1894. The building is dated 1892-09-18 in its landmark designation; the assessor's roll gives 1900.
Nearby
- 1601–1625 Bush Street Same street
- 1804 Bush Street Same street
- 1600–1608 Bush Street Same block
- 1511 Gough Street Around the corner
- 1458 Sutter Street Around the corner
- 1450–1452 Sutter Street Around the corner