Kirkham Street, Sunset District, San Francisco
▪ built 1939
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Kirkham Street, Sunset District, San Francisco
▪ built 1939
20230822_184527 Krkham
1115 + 1117 Kirkham Street, Sunset District, San Francisco
▪ built 1937
20230822_184351 Kirkham at 15th
all three built 1932
seen from Sunset Boulevard
Rousseau Boulevard Tract (once a proposed historic district; tract developed by Oliver and Arthur Rousseau in 1932 and 1933)
Sunset District, San Francisco
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№ 1500 36th Avenue
Rousseau Boulevard Tract (once a proposed historic district)
San Francisco
Arthur Rousseau, one of the two men who designed and built the tract lived here for a few years.
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№ 3131 Kirkham Street
San Francisco
a 93 house subdivision designed and created by Arthur and Oliver Rousseau in 1932 an 1933
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№ 3131 Kirkham Street
Rousseau Boulevard Tract (once a proposed historic district)
San Francisco
▪ yucca trees part of original landscaping
▪ shutters with hearts
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№ 3131 Kirkham Street
Rousseau Boulevard Tract (once a proposed historic district)
San Francisco
▪ one of a handful of fully detached houses in the development
20230802_175545 3131 Kirkham
№ 1500 36th Avenue at Kirkham Street
San Francisco
▪ briefly home of Arthur and Fannie Rousseau (he and his brother developed the tract)
▪ Arthur declared personal bankruptcy in 1933 and died bout ten years later. Oliver Rousseau continued as a builder / developer into the 1970s.
20230802_175345 № 1500 36th Avenue
1501 35th Avenue, San Francisco
★ built 1933 by Rousseau and Rousseau, developers
★ 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms
★ one of 93 houses in the once-proposed "Rousseaus’ Boulevard Tract historic district" default.sfplanning.org/Preservation/rousseau/rousseau_lan...
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1501 35th Avenue, San Francisco
★ built 1933
★ 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms
★ one of 93 houses in the once-proposed "Rousseaus’ Boulevard Tract historic district" default.sfplanning.org/Preservation/rousseau/rousseau_lan...
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1500 35th Avenue, San Francisco
★ built 1933
★ 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms
★ one of 93 houses in the once-proposed "Rousseaus’ Boulevard Tract historic district" default.sfplanning.org/Preservation/rousseau/rousseau_lan...
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№ 3031 Kirkham Street
Rousseau Boulevard Tract, Sunset District, San Francisco
"Furnished by the Emporium, this Spanish Colonial Revival model was opened to the public in January of 1934.154
One of the Tract’s four detached homes, called key lot properties by Oliver Rousseau, the outside windows on all
sides of the house and distance from nearby houses were important selling points. Like several of the corner houses in the Tract, this model featured a master bedroom suite on the ground floor,155 as well as two bedrooms on the upper floor."
★ built 1933
★ one of four out of 93 houses in the tract that are 'fully detatched'
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№ 1500 35th Avenue seen from Kirkham Street, Sunset District, San Francisco
★ built 1933
★ seven rooms, four bedrooms
★ one of 93 houses in the once-proposed "Rousseaus’ Boulevard Tract historic district" default.sfplanning.org/Preservation/rousseau/rousseau_lan...
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№ 1500 35th Avenue seen from Kirkham Street, Sunset District, San Francisco
★ built 1933
★ seven rooms, four bedrooms
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№ 1501 34th Avenue, corner of Kirkham Street, Sunset District, San Francisco
☆ built 1933 by Rousseau and Rousseau, developers
☆ Oliver Rousseau, probable architect
☆ one of 93 houses in the once-proposed "Rousseaus’ Boulevard Tract historic district"
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№ 1501 34th Avenue, corner of Kirkham Street, Sunset District, San Francisco
☆ "Spanish Colonial Revival with Churrigueresque and Monterey detail" says planning department historic district report
☆ built 1933 by Rousseau and Rousseau, developers
☆ Oliver Rousseau and / or others, architects
☆ three false balconies, each a different design
☆ original occupants: Ernest M. and Marion J. Sullivan. He was a'driver'
☆ one of 93 houses in the once-proposed "Rousseaus’ Boulevard Tract historic district" default.sfplanning.org/Preservation/rousseau/rousseau_lan...
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Kirkham St., Inner Sunset
Kirkham Street: 15th Avenue Steps
Inner Sunset, San Francisco
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St. Anne's of the Sunset Catholic Church on Judah St. between Funston and 14th Avenues.
seen from Kirkham Street
Inner Sunset, San Francisco
telephoto lens
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