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San Francisco's St. Francis Wood, Richard Brandi ; photography by Mark Citret

Label
San Francisco's St. Francis Wood, Richard Brandi ; photography by Mark Citret
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographic references (p. 296-297) and index
Illustrations
illustrationsmaps
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
San Francisco's St. Francis Wood
Nature of contents
bibliography
Oclc number
819572335
Responsibility statement
Richard Brandi ; photography by Mark Citret
Summary
On heavily forested land remote from developed San Francisco, the Mason-McDuffie Company sought in 1912 to create a residence park that embodied the highest ideals of early twentieth century landscaping and architecture. St. Francis Wood attracted some of the Bay Area's most accomplished designers and architects, from John Galen Howard to Henry Gutterson to Julia Morgan, and despite early difficulties, flowered into one of the coutrny's most successful examples of a City Beautiful "garden suburb." Featuring historical images, a visual inventory of homes and stunning present-day photographs, this is the sotry of one of San Francisco's finest residential neighborhoods -- Publisher's description.
Table Of Contents
The land -- The residence park -- The plan -- The marketing of St. Francis Wood -- Henry Gutterson -- The architects -- Traditional architecture -- Community life -- Change and renewal
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