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▪ Spanish colonial revival style
▪ built 1933
245 San Benito Way, Balboa Terrace, San Francisco

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San Benito Way, Balboa Terrace neighborhood, San Francisco

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San Benito Way, Balboa Terrace neighborhood, San Francisco


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edited: a favored house in the Balboa Terrace neighborhood

№ 329 Santa Ana Avenue
Balboa Terrace, San Francisco
built 1925

app: unknown
2023-09-05_07-19-50

Junipero Serra Boulevard
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco

141 Junipero Serra Boulevard, Balboa Terrace, San Francisco
built 1935
Harold G Stoner, architect. Built for his patron, T F Lang of Lang Realty.

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a walk up the Balboa Terrace landscaped mall
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco


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Ninth Church of Christ Scientist
built 1921, rebuilt or remodeled 1941
architect: Henry H. Gutterson
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco

20150913_190035_Pano = failed again

a house alongside the Balboa Terrace landscaped mall
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco

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a house alongside the Balboa Terrace landscaped mall
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco


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a house alongside the Balboa Terrace landscaped mall
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco

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a house alongside the Balboa Terrace landscaped mall
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco


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Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco

"Owners or developers of land West of Twin Peaks had a major role in getting the tunnel built. The Twin Peaks Property Owners Association, which described itself as responsible for the creation of the Twin Peaks Tunnel, consisted of A. S. Baldwin (Baldwin & Howell) as president; R. C. Newell (Forest Hill) as Vice President; and directors Joseph A. Leonard (Ingleside Terraces), C. C. Young, Duncan McDuffie (St. Francis Wood), J. E. Green, C. A.Hawkins, Fernando Nelson, and George N. Merritt—all owners or developers of land West of Twin Peaks."
www.sfog.us/homes/San_Francisco_Residence_Parks.pdf page 16

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Ninth Church of Christ Scientist
built 1921, rebuilt or remodeled 1941
architect: Henry H. Gutterson
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco

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Ninth Church of Christ Scientist
built 1921, rebuilt or remodeled 1941
architect: Henry H. Gutterson
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco

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a house alongside the Balboa Terrace landscaped walkway: 245 San Leandro Way
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco


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Ninth Church of Christ Scientist
built 1921, rebuilt or remodeled 1941
architect: Henry H. Gutterson
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco

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Ninth Church of Christ Scientist
built 1921, rebuilt or remodeled 1941
architect: Henry H. Gutterson
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco


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a house alongside the Balboa Terrace landscaped mall at 235 San Fernando Way
built 1920s
Balboa Terrace neighborhood
San Francisco

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№ 115 San Rafael Way, Balboa Terrace, San Francisco, California
built 1923

"Owners or developers of land West of Twin Peaks had a major role in getting the tunnel built. The Twin Peaks Property Owners Association, which described itself as responsible for the creation of the Twin Peaks Tunnel, consisted of A. S. Baldwin (Baldwin & Howell) as president; R. C. Newell (Forest Hill) as Vice President; and directors Joseph A. Leonard (Ingleside Terraces), C. C. Young, Duncan McDuffie (St. Francis Wood), J. E. Green, C. A.Hawkins, Fernando Nelson, and George N. Merritt—all owners or developers of land West of Twin Peaks."
www.sfog.us/homes/San_Francisco_Residence_Parks.pdf page 16

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№ 125 San Rafael Way, Balboa Terrace, San Francisco, California
built 1924

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