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Collection Title: Arthur Brown, Jr. papers
Date (inclusive): 1859-1990,
Date (bulk): 1910-1950
Collection Number: BANC MSS 81/142 c
Extent:
Number of containers: 107 boxes, 4 oversize boxes, 575 oversize folders, 225 rolled drawings
Linear feet: approximately 390
203 digital objects (207 images)
Repository: The Bancroft Library.
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720-6000
Phone: (510) 642-6481
Fax: (510) 642-7589
Email: bancref@library.berkeley.edu
URL: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/
Abstract: The Arthur Brown, Jr. Papers largely document the buildings designed by Arthur Brown, Jr. as a member of the firms Bakewell
& Brown (1905-1927) and Arthur Brown, Jr. and Associates (1927-1950), through manuscript materials and drawings. Records also
reflect the professional career of Arthur Brown, Jr., and, to a lesser extent, the personal life of the architect.
Languages Represented: Collection materials are in English, French
Physical Location: Many of the Bancroft Library collections are stored offsite and advance notice may be required for use. For current information
on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
Collection is open for research, with the following exception: some RESTRICTED ORIGINALS (extremely fragile or extremely oversize)
Coit Tower: Oversize Folders 197-198 Pasadena City Hall: Oversize Folder 498 and Rolls 4-5, 91d-98c; Saint Mark's Cathedral:
Roll 98d; San Francisco City Hall: Oversize Folder 526-529 and Rolls 6-17, 99a-105c; United States: Department of Labor and
Interstate Commerce Commission Building: Rolls 105d-108d; Various Projects Full Scale Detail Drawings: Rolls 70a-91c. USE
ONLY MICROFILM COPY or REFERENCE COPY if available. Use of some originals only by permission of the appropriate curator. Inquiries
concerning these materials should be directed, in writing, to the Head of Public Services, The Bancroft Library.
All requests to reproduce, publish, quote from or otherwise use collection materials must be submitted in writing to the Head
of Public Services, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, 94270-6000. Consent is given on behalf of The
Bancroft Library as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission from the copyright
owner. Such permission must be obtained from the copyright owner. See:
http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/reference/permissions.html .
Restrictions also apply to digital representations of the original materials. Use of digital files is restricted to research
and educational purposes.
[Identification of item], Arthur Brown, Jr. Papers, BANC MSS 81/142 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley
Digital reproductions of selected items are available.
Architectural drawings of UC Buildings, University Archives, UARC CU-402
Architectural views from the Arthur Brown, Jr. papers, BANC PIC 1981.161
Bakewell & Brown photograph collection, BANC PIC 2000.073
The New City Hall, San Francisco, CA, 1915, BANC PIC 1905.12274 - ALB
(http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf38700828)
Weihe, Frick & Kruse collection (1978-3), Environmental Design Archives, UC Berkeley,
(http://www.oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf8j49p0h0)
Some published materials have been transferred to Published Collections of The Bancroft Library. Some photographs have been
transferred to the Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library, BANC PIC 1981.161 and BANC PIC 2000.078. Sound recordings
have been transferred to the Microforms Collection of The Bancroft Library. Two Sanborn Fire Insurance atlases for Oakland
(1911, indexed to 1931) and Berkeley (1911, indexed to 1917 and 1928) have been transferred to the Bancroft Map Collection.
The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog
Bakewell, John, 1872-1963
Bourgeois, Jean-Louis, 1876-1915
Brown, Arthur, 1830-1917
Brown, Arthur, 1874-1957--Archives
Brown, Jessamine Garrett, 1884-1970
Brown, Victoria Runyon, ca. 1840-1917
Brown, Victoria, 1921-2005
Jensen, Rollin Andrew, 1931-2000
Jensen, Sylvia Brown, 1923-1991
Laloux, Victor-Alexandre-Frederic, 1850-1937
Arthur Brown, Jr. and Associates (San Francisco, Calif.)--Archives
Bakewell & Brown, Architects (San Francisco, Calif.)--Archives
Century of Progress International Exposition, (1933-1934:, Chicago, Ill.)
Ecole nationale superieure des beaux-arts (France)
Golden Gate International Exposition, (1939-1940:, San Francisco, Calif.)
Panama-Pacific International Exposition, (1915:, San Francisco, Calif.)
San Francisco City Hall
St. Mark's Cathedral (Seattle, Wash.)
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Berkeley--Buildings
University of California, Berkeley--Planning
Architects--California--San Francisco Bay Area
Architectural drawing
Architectural drawing--United States--20th century
Architectural firms
Architectural firms--California--San Francisco
Architectural rendering
Architecture, Domestic--20th century
Architecture, Domestic--California--San Francisco Bay Area
Architecture--California--San Francisco Bay Area--20th century
Architecture--Designs and plans
Architecture--Designs and plans--Presentation drawings
Architecture--Photographs
Architecture--United States--20th century--Designs and plans
Architecture--Washington (D.C.)
Buildings--California--San Francisco
Campus planning--California--San Francisco
Municipal buildings
Public buildings
Public buildings--California--San Francisco
San Francisco (Calif.)--Buildings, structures, etc
Architectural drawings.
Architectural records
The Arthur Brown, Jr. papers were donated to The Bancroft Library by Rollin and Sylvia Brown Jensen in 1981. Additions by
Rollin and Sylvia Jensen were made in 1985 and 1987. In 2000, the Bakewell & Brown Collection at the University of California,
Santa Barbara was transferred to The Bancroft Library. Some items were also purchased at auction in 2000. An addition by Margaret
Jensen was made in 2002.
No additions are expected.
Arranged to the folder level.
Processed by Betsy Frederick-Rothwell and Dayna Holz in 2005-2007.
Arthur Brown, Jr. was born in 1874 in Oakland, California, the only child of upper middle class parents Arthur Brown, Sr.
and Victoria Runyon Brown. Arthur Brown, Sr., was an engineer for Central Pacific Railroad during the completion of the transcontinental
railroad in the 1860s. His position as the Superintendent of the Bridges and Buildings Dept put him in close contact with
the powerful leaders of the Central Pacific. Along with his regular work for the railroad, including design of the Oakland
Mole and the train car ferry Solano, Brown, Sr. was also the chosen construction manager for the Crocker, Hopkins and Stanford
mansions in San Francisco. Brown, Jr. later benefited tremendously from these connections: the Big Four and their families
provided him with many commissions throughout his career. Mark Hopkins' son, Timothy Hopkins, was in large part responsible
for giving many Stanford University commissions to Brown.
After graduating from Oakland High School in 1892, Brown went on to the University of California (UC), Berkeley to study civil
engineering. During his time at UC, Brown met local architect Bernard Maybeck, who was at that time teaching drawing courses
in the engineering department. Because there was no formal architectural training at Berkeley, Maybeck, who had been trained
at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, took it upon himself to offer architectural training in the evenings at his home. Other
participants in the Maybeck studio were, among others, Julia Morgan and Brown's future business partner, John Bakewell, Jr.
Presenting design exercises similar to those at the École des Beaux-Arts (the École), Maybeck was preparing his students to
eventually go on to study at the French institution.
Brown arrived in Paris in 1896 with the intent of studying at the École. After passing the entrance exams and completing several
general courses, Brown joined the atelier of Victor Laloux, a favorite among Americans attending the school and the former
atelier of Bay Area architect John Galen Howard. École training at this time emphasized Imperial Roman, Italian Renaissance,
and French and Italian Baroque models, with a particular focus on sculptural decoration. Arthur Brown, Jr. excelled at the
École, winning numerous prominent competitions sponsored by the school. Moreover, like many other architects of the time,
Brown made his lifelong friends at the École. These connections would prove to be key in obtaining many later commissions.
Brown graduated from the École in 1901, achieving the status of Architecte Diplômé par le Gouvernement Français. Brown stayed
on in France to continue his training in the Atelier Laloux and to travel through Europe until 1903.
In 1916, Brown married Jessamine Garrett of Seattle, a family friend of Brown's École colleague, E. Frère Champney. The Browns
had two daughters, Victoria and Sylvia, and in 1925 the Brown family moved to Hillsborough, CA to the home Brown designed
for his wife, naming the estate "Le Verger," or "the grove."
Early Architectural Practice (Bakewell & Brown, 1905-1927)
When Brown returned to the United States in 1904, the Beaux-Arts style was very much in vogue. The "White City" of the World's
Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago, with its Greek, Roman, and Baroque inspired buildings and bountiful sculpture, had
popularized the style.
After a brief time with the firm Hornblower & Marshall in Washington, DC, Brown moved back to San Francisco to establish himself
in the architectural world of the west. He first found employment in the office of Henry Schulze, working on the Folger Coffee
roasting building in San Francisco. A year later Brown was approached by fellow École graduate, John Bakewell, Jr. with an
offer to open a firm, and the two young architects joined in practice, opening Bakewell & Brown in 1905. Arthur Brown, Jr.
acted as the design partner in the firm, while John Bakewell, Jr. handled the administrative and financial tasks of the firm.
The firm thrived in its early years, largely as a result of the opportunities afforded architects in the rebuilding efforts
after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. Commissions for houses in Oakland for clients fleeing the ruins of San Francisco
were followed by a commission to rebuild the interiors of the City of Paris department store in San Francisco. In 1907, Bakewell
& Brown won the competition to design Berkeley City Hall (now the Berkeley Unified School District administration building),
for which they designed a building modeled closely on traditional French city halls.
Bakewell & Brown's second success in competition came in 1912. Winning the commission to rebuild the San Francisco city hall,
which had been destroyed in the earthquake, was a major accomplishment for such a young firm, and it required a significant
increase in Bakewell & Brown's office staff. They invited Jean-Louis Bourgeois, a Frenchman and fellow École colleague, to
execute the sculpture program for the building. Bourgeois, a close friend of Brown's, was called back to France to fight during
World War I, and, sadly, died in battle in 1915. Other architects and draftsmen that joined the firm early on remained lifelong
collaborators and friends of Brown and Bakewell, including John Baur, Edward Frick, Lawrence Kruse, and Ernest Weihe. Upon
its completion in 1915, San Francisco city hall was widely accepted as a successful design.
Many significant commissions followed Bakewell & Brown's winning of the San Francisco City Hall competition. In 1913, the
firm was hired as the design architect and master planner for Stanford University campus, positions they held until 1942.
By 1915 Bakewell & Brown were responsible for the Palace of Horticulture at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in
San Francisco as well as the San Diego station for Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway. In the following years, they designed
the Green Library for Stanford University (1919), the Pacific Gas & Electric office building in San Francisco (1922-1926),
the Pasadena City Hall (1923-1928), Temple Emanu-El in San Francisco (1923-1928), and the California School of Fine Arts (1924-1928,
now the San Francisco Art Institute).
With this success in practice came the demand for Brown to teach architectural design. From 1911-1913 Brown along with Jean-Louis
Bourgeois led an atelier with the San Francisco Architectural Club (SFAC), a group formed in 1901 to provide instruction in
architectural design for dedicated draftsmen working in leading San Francisco architectural firms. In 1918, Brown was invited
to lecture in architecture at Harvard University, but soon returned to San Francisco, where he resumed his teaching efforts
as acting professor of architecture at UC Berkeley, filling in for his friend and colleague, John Galen Howard, who was on
sabbatical for a semester in 1919. Although Arthur Brown, Jr. was persistently pursued by University architectural programs,
he chose full-time practice over teaching soon after his time at UC Berkeley.
Later Architectural Practice (Arthur Brown, Jr. and Associates, 1927-1950)
The firm of Bakewell & Brown dissolved in 1927, although the two former partners continued to collaborate on many later projects,
most notably several buildings on the Stanford University campus. After the dissolution, Brown established his own firm, Arthur
Brown, Jr. and Associates, while Bakewell formed Bakewell & Weihe with longtime employee Ernest Weihe.
Though Brown had an active office filled with draftsmen through the early 1930s, with large commissions such as Coit Tower,
the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House and Veteran's Building, and the United States Department of Labor and Interstate
Commerce Commission Building in Washington, DC, the firm suffered through several years of minimal work in the mid-1930s.
Though the office continued to produce work, Brown himself spent much of 1934 and 1935 in Europe with his family, returning
to a skeleton crew of draftsmen.
Brown also spent a good deal of this phase of his career serving on boards and committees, both local and national, including:
the Board of Architectural Consultants for the US Department of the Treasury 1927-1933, the Board of Consulting Architects
for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, the Architectural Commission for the Chicago World's Fair of 1933, Chairman of the
Architectural Commission for the Golden Gate International Exposition 1937-1940, and the Board of Consulting Architects to
the Architect of the US Capitol 1956-1957.
Friends, colleagues, and influential organizations continually recognized Brown's architectural accomplishments throughout
his lifetime. In addition to several awards from the American Institute of Architects, Brown was appointed a Fellow of the
AIA in 1930. In 1931, the University of California conferred on Brown an honorary Doctorate of Laws. Brown was elected to
the National Institute of Arts and Letters in 1940 and additionally elected a member of the elite Academy of Arts and Letters
in 1954. Brown also became an Associate of the National Academy of Design in 1951 in the Architecture Class, and was elected
a Member in 1953.
Despite Brown's large commissions in the early 1930s, in the eyes of the architectural profession and much of the general
public the Beaux-Arts mode was going out of style, considered stuffy and irrelevant to the needs of people in the Depression.
The new architectural trend was Modernism, which was in such contrast to the ideals and traditions of the Beaux-Arts that
Brown spent much of the rest of his life crusading against its acceptance. Brown had a particular dislike for architect Frank
Lloyd Wright, seen as the main proponent of American Modernism.
Somewhat defeated by the popularity of Modernism, and his own consequent unpopularity, Brown retreated into institutional
work in the late 1930s. The last ten years of his career (1938-1948) were spent as supervising architect for UC Berkeley,
a position in which he designed many campus buildings but from which he was ultimately asked to resign to make way for an
architect with a more Modern aesthetic. Brown retired from practice in 1950, continuing to consult on various projects including
the extension of the US Capitol building and serve on boards until his death in 1957.
| 1909 | Berkeley City Hall, Berkeley, CA |
| City of Paris department store interiors, San Francisco, CA | |
| 1915 | San Francisco City Hall, San Francisco, CA |
| Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Station, San Diego, CA | |
| Panama Pacific International Exposition: Palace of Horticulture, Ghirardelli Chocolate Pavilion, and Welch's Grape Juice Pavilion, San Francisco, CA | |
| 1916 | Burlingame Country Club, Burlingame, CA |
| 1919 | Stanford University: Green Library, Palo Alto, CA |
| 1926 | Pacific Gas & Electric building, San Francisco, CA |
| 1928 | Pasadena City Hall, Pasadena, CA |
| Temple Emanu-El, San Francisco, CA | |
| California School of Fine Arts(San Francisco Art Institute), San Francisco, CA | |
| 1932 | Coit Tower, San Francisco, CA |
| San Francisco War Memorial Opera House and Veteran's Building, San Francisco, CA | |
| 1934 | United States Department of Labor & Interstate Commerce Commission building, Washington, DC (currently the Environmental Protection Agency) |
| Saint Mark's Cathedral, Seattle, WA | |
| 1937 | Stanford University: Memorial Hall, Palo Alto, CA |
| 1939 | Golden Gate International Exposition: Tower of the Sun, San Francisco, CA |
| 1941 | Holly Park Housing, San Francisco, CA |
| Stanford University: Hoover Institution, Palo Alto, CA | |
| 1942 | University of California, Berkeley: Administration Building (Sproul Hall), Berkeley, CA |
| 1949 | University of California, Berkeley: Library Annex (Bancroft Library), Berkeley, CA |
Scope and Content of Collection
The Arthur Brown, Jr. Papers largely document the buildings designed by Arthur Brown, Jr. as a member of the firms Bakewell
& Brown (1905-1927) and Arthur Brown, Jr. and Associates (1927-1950), through manuscript materials and drawings. Records also
reflect the professional career of Arthur Brown, Jr., and, to a lesser extent, the personal life of the architect.
The Arthur Brown, Jr. Papers are organized into ten series according to the
Standard Series for Architecture and Landscape Design Records (Kelcy Shepherd and Waverly Lowell, 2000): Personal Papers; Professional Papers; Office Records; Project Records; Pasadena
City Hall; Saint Mark's Cathedral; San Francisco City Hall; San Francisco War Memorial; United States Government; and the
University of California, Berkeley.
The Personal Papers and Professional Papers series are comprehensive, spanning the full life of the architect and documenting
many aspects of his personal life and professional activities outside the design of buildings, including his correspondence
with other architects and design professionals and his membership and service in numerous organizations. Correspondence with
professional associates who were also friends are filed in the Professional Papers series, and correspondence with clients
who were also friends, namely Mrs. Truxtun (Marie) Beale, William and Agnes Bourne, and Mrs. (Celia) Tobin Clark, are filed
by client name in the Project Records series with the associated architectural project.
The Personal Papers also document the lives of Arthur Brown, Jr.'s family members and his close associate, Jean-Louis Bourgeois.
There is very minimal documentation of the life of John Bakewell, Jr., although some materials do exist within the collection
primarily as part of the transfer of the Bakewell & Brown collection from the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB).
This Bakewell & Brown collection, which had been originally donated to UCSB by the descendants of John Bakewell, Jr., is seemingly
John Bakewell, Jr.'s share of the records of Bakewell & Brown.
Documents relating to Brown's work on major design committees such as the Board of Architectural Consultants Board of Consulting
Architects for the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, the Architectural Commission for the Chicago World's Fair of 1933, the
Architectural Commission for the Golden Gate International Exposition 1937-1940, and the Board of Consulting Architects to
the Architect of the US Capitol 1956-1957 are typically placed in the Professional Papers series according to the
Standard Series for Architectural and Landscape Design Records. However, in this case, because there is often a large design element to these particular committees, these records have
been located in the Project Records or Major Project Records series.
The Office Records are less complete. Some of the obvious holes in the chronology of these records were filled in part with
the transfer of the Bakewell & Brown collection from UCSB. The majority of the Office Records are the financial files of the
firms Bakewell & Brown and Arthur Brown, Jr. and Associates, but some significant elements of this series are correspondence
between Arthur Brown, Jr. and his primary employees and other personnel records.
The Project Records series contains a nearly complete collection of architectural drawings, including some preliminary sketches
and presentation drawings, for most projects designed by Arthur Brown, Jr., although some significant deficiencies in drawings
are listed below. This series also includes a large number of full scale detail (FSD) drawings for many of the larger architectural
projects. Textual records for the most part were not retained for many projects. Almost no textual records exist for small
residential projects, and for larger residential and some non-residential projects often only building specifications exist.
For some larger non-residential projects, including those in the Major Projects series (Pasadena City Hall, Saint Mark's Cathedral,
United States Federal Office Building, and the University of California, Berkeley) textual records are fairly complete, although
textual records for the San Francisco City Hall, the San Francisco War Memorial, and the Department of Labor/Interstate Commerce
Commission building are minimal relative to the size of the projects. Some photographs, clippings, and ephemera related to
the architectural projects are also contained in the Project Records Series. A listing of all materials (e.g. drawings, text
documents, photographs) available for a given project can be found in the
Project Index.
The majority of drawings for the University of California, Berkeley, Stanford University, Temple Emanu-El, and the Olympic
Club were transferred to the original clients by Jessamine Brown soon after the death of Arthur Brown, Jr. in 1957. Consequently,
many the University of California, Berkeley, drawings are currently housed in the University Archives collection. The Stanford
University drawings transferred in 1957 are currently missing, but any drawings remaining in the Arthur Brown, Jr. Papers
were transferred in to the Special Collections and University Archives at Stanford University Library and are housed there
as collection SC 707. Temple Emanu-El drawings are currently held in the Temple Emanu-El archives. Olympic Club drawings are
currently held in the Olympic Club Archives. In many cases, a small number of drawings for each of these projects exist within
the Arthur Brown, Jr. Papers, but they are often not the complete set of final drawings as is the case with many other architectural
projects in this collection. Original sets of final drawings for federal projects were retained by the US Government; drawings
of the San Francisco Federal Building and the Labor/ICC Building in the collection consist mainly of blueprint duplicates.
After the death of Jessamine Brown in 1970, the Arthur Brown, Jr. Papers were inherited by Arthur Brown Jr.'s daughter Sylvia
Brown Jensen and her husband, Rollin Jensen. Both Jensens took a great interest in the collection of Arthur Brown, Jr. materials,
even mounting an exhibition of architectural work of Arthur Brown, Jr. at the DeYoung Museum in San Francisco in 1966. They
continued to promote the work of Arthur Brown, Jr. for much of their lives, and Rollin Jensen, as a self-proclaimed amateur
historian, spent a significant amount of time reorganizing and doing research on these records in addition to collecting clippings
and ephemera relating to Arthur Brown Jr.'s buildings well into the 1980s. Thus, some of the papers relating to Rollin Jensen's
research have been retained in the Personal Papers series.
The following is a list of architectural projects from the Arthur Brown, Jr. collection. For instructions on interpreting
the Project Index, see
The Guide to the Project Index at
http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/cedarchives/pindex/guide.htm .
The Project Index list is arranged alphabetically by Project/Client Name and contains information, where available, about
the location, date, project type, collaborators, and formats for each project in the collection.
| Project/Client Name | Location | Date(s) | Project Type | Collaborator/ Role | Manuscripts
(Box/folder) |
Drawings
(Box/folder) |
Full Scale Details | Photographs
(Box/folder) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adams (Chestnut Street Theater) | [San Francisco], [CA] | 1919 | commercial | F85a | ||||
| Adams, Lemuel P, additions | Oakland, CA | c. 1910 | residential | F86a | ||||
| Apartment House: Jessie Street | San Francisco, CA | n.d. | residential-multi | F87b | ||||
| Aquatic Park (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | 1923 | recreational | 47|3 | F88a-89a, F90c | R70a | F88a, 47|3 | |
| Ariquipa Sanatorium | Bothin, CA | 1910 | medical | F91c | ||||
| Ariquipa Sanatorium, additions | Bothin, CA | 1913, 1920 | medical | F91c | ||||
| Armsby, George N. Pavilion | Hillsborough, CA | 1927 | residential | F92c | ||||
| Arnstein, Walter | San Ramon Valley, CA | 1911-1912 | residential | F93c | ||||
| Art Center [see War Memorial] | ||||||||
| Art School [see California School of Fine Arts] | ||||||||
| Ashe, Porter R. | San Rafael, CA | 1911-1915 | residential | 47|4 | F94c | |||
| Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe: Redlands Station | Redlands, CA | 1909 | transportation | 47|5 | F95c | R70b | ||
| Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe: San Diego Station | San Diego, CA | 1914 | transportation | R20, F96-98c | F98c, 47|6, 90|3 | |||
| Auzerais, Mrs. L.G. | San Francisco, CA | n.d. | residential | F99c | ||||
| Avenali, Ettore (proposed) | Woodside, CA | 1916 | residential | F100c | ||||
| Avenali, Mrs. Linda C. | San Francisco, CA | 1913 | residential | Daniels, Mark (landscape architect) | F101c | |||
| Babcock, Allen H. | Oakland, CA | c. 1910 | residential | F102b | ||||
| Baker, Rives M. | Oakland, CA | c. 1905 | residential | Bakewell, John, Jr. (architect) | F103b | |||
| Bakewell Bros. machine gun | 1917-1918 | Bakewell, T.V. & Bakewell, John (designers) | F104c | |||||
| Bakewell, John, Jr. | San Francisco, CA | 1924-1928 | residential | 47|7 | F105c | R70c | ||
| Bakewell, John, Jr. Garage | Oakland, CA | c. 1915 | commercial | F106c | ||||
| Baldwin & Howell, gate | 1910 | residential | F107a | |||||
| Baldwin, Elizabeth G. | San Francisco, CA | 1906, 1911 | commercial | F108b | ||||
| Bank of Palo Alto [see Palo Alto Bank] | ||||||||
| Battery Street Realty Co. | San Francisco, CA | n.d. | commercial | F109b | ||||
| Beale, Truxtun | San Rafael, CA | 1910, 1920-1956 | residential | 47|8 | F110c | 47|7 | ||
| Beals, Rosa | San Francisco, CA | 1910 | residential | F111b | ||||
| Beaver, Anna | San Francisco, CA | 1909 | residential | F112c | ||||
| Becker, P.A. | Piedmont, CA | c. 1905 | residential | Bakewell, John, Jr. (architect) | F113b | |||
| Belle Vue Park [see Knowles, H.J.] | ||||||||
| Bentley, H.C., alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1912 | residential | F114a | ||||
| Berkeley City Hall | Berkeley, CA | 1907-1909 | governmental | 47|9 | R1, R21, F115c, 47|9 | 10|10, 47|9 | ||
| Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, additions | Berkeley, CA | c. 1910, 1919-1930 | recreational | Coxhead, Ernest (architect) | 47|10 | F116c, 47|10 | R70d | |
| Bethune, J.E. Apartment Building | San Mateo, CA | 1936 | residential-multi | 47|11 | F117c, 47|11 | |||
| Beylard, E.D., alterations | San Mateo, CA | 1916-1917 | residential | F118c | ||||
| Black, Mrs. Spens, alterations | Oakland, CA | 1916 | residential | F119c | ||||
| Blyth, Charles R, addition | Hillsborough, CA | 1932 | residential | 47|12 | F120c | |||
| Bourn, W.B. (Filoli), additions | San Mateo, CA | 1915-1929, 1937 | residential | Willis Polk (architect) | 47|13 | |||
| Bourn, W.B. (Filoli), additions: Farm & Garden Layouts | San Mateo, CA | 1916 | residential | F123c | ||||
| Bourn, W.B. (Filoli), additions: Garage | San Mateo, CA | 1917 | residential | F124c | ||||
| Bourn, W.B. (Filoli), additions: Garden Pavilion | San Mateo, CA | 1918-1920 | residential | F125c | R71a | |||
| Bourn, W.B. (Filoli), additions: Gateway (proposed) | San Mateo, CA | c. 1915 | residential | F122b | ||||
| Bourn, W.B. (Filoli), additions: Greenhouse | San Mateo, CA | 1921 | residential | F127c | R71a, R71b | |||
| Bourn, W.B. (Filoli), additions: Library Ladder | San Mateo, CA | c. 1915 | residential | F121a, F128c | ||||
| Bourn, W.B. (Filoli), additions:Gardner's Cottage | San Mateo, CA | 1917-1918 | residential | F126c | R71a | |||
| Bourn, W.B. Associated Oil Building (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | 1926-1927 | commercial | F129c, 47|14 | ||||
| Breeden, Mrs. H.C. [see also Miller, Robert] | Burlingame, CA | 1919-1920 | residential | F131-132c | R71c-d | |||
| Breeden, Mrs. H.C., addition: Trellis Room | Burlingame, CA | 1913 | residential | F130c | ||||
| Brintnall, H.W. Co. (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | 1924 | commercial | F133c | ||||
| Brown, Arthur, Jr. (Le Verger) | Hillsborough, CA | 1924-1926 | residential | 47|15 | F137-140c | F140c, 47|15 | ||
| Brown, Arthur, Jr. (Le Verger), addition | Hillsborough, CA | 1938-1940 | residential | F141c | ||||
| Brown, Arthur, Jr. Sarcophagus | [1957] | funereal | 47|16 | |||||
| Brown, Arthur, Jr., office, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1922-1949 | commercial | F142b | ||||
| Brown, Arthur, Sr. | Oakland, CA | 1909-1915 | residential | F134-135c | 47|17 | |||
| Brown, Arthur, Sr. & Brown, Arthur, Jr. Hotel, alterations | Oakland, CA | 1891, 1914, 1926-1936 | commercial | Mathews, Walter (architect) | 47|18 | F136c | ||
| Brown, The Misses | San Francisco, CA | 1908 | residential-multi | F143b | ||||
| Burlingame Country Club | Burlingame, CA | 1910-1914 | recreational | F144-147a, F148-151c, 47|19 | 47|19 | |||
| Burlingame Country Club, additions & alterations | Burlingame, CA | 1916-1947 | recreational | Howard, George H. (architect), Hobart, Lewis (architect) | 47|20 | F152-156c | ||
| Burns Memorial | San Francisco, CA | c. 1910 | funereal | 47|21 | ||||
| California School of Fine Arts | San Francisco, CA | 1924-1925 | educational | 48|1 | R49, F157-161c | R72a-c | F163a, 10|11, 48|1 | |
| California School of Fine Arts, additions & alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1926-1933 | educational | 48|1 | F162c | |||
| California State Building Competition [see San Francisco State Building Competition] | ||||||||
| Campbell, Donald Y. & Mrs. Robert Watt | San Francisco, CA | 1910-1911 | residential | Morgan & Hoover (architect) | F163c | |||
| Campbell, Marion L. [see also Waldron, W.B.] | San Francisco, CA | 1910 | residential | 48|2 | F164a | |||
| Carnegie Institute Laboratory | Palo Alto, CA | 1928 | educational | Bakewell & Brown Associated (architect) | F166c | |||
| Casserly, Mrs. J.B., alterations | San Mateo, CA | 1924 | residential | F167b | ||||
| Century of Progress International Exposition | Chicago, IL | 1929-1933 | exposition | Brown & Bennett (architect) | 48|3 | R22, F168-170a, F171c, 48|4-5 | 48|5 | |
| Cercle de L'Union, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1908 | recreational | 48|6 | F172b | |||
| Chamberlain & Proctor (Coyle Building) | San Francisco, CA | 1924, 1929 | commercial | Bakewell & Weihe (architect) | F173-174c | R73b-c | ||
| Chamberlain, Selah | Woodside, CA | 1912-1913 | residential | F177-178c | ||||
| Chamberlain, Selah Building | San Francisco, CA | 1924 | commercial | F175c | R72d, R73a | |||
| Chamberlain, Selah, additions & alterations | Woodside, CA | 1917-1919, 1925, 1929 | residential | F179-181c | ||||
| Cheseborough, Edith | Pebble Beach, CA | 1919-1920 | residential | 48|7 | F182b | |||
| Chicago Exposition [see Century of Progress] | ||||||||
| Chicago Tribune Tower Competition | Chicago, IL | 1922 | commercial | 48|8 | framed storage | |||
| Children's Hospital, addition | San Francisco, CA | 1927-1928 | medical | 48|10-15, 49|1-4 | F183-184c | R73d | ||
| Children's Hospital, alterations and Pathological Building | San Francisco, CA | 1919-1922 | medical | F185c | ||||
| Children's Hosptial: Rolph Memorial Plaque | San Francisco, CA | 1938 | medical | 49|5 | 49|5 | |||
| Church of Christ Scientist, Eleventh | San Francisco, CA | 1942-1947 | religious | Bakewell & Weihe (architect) | 49|6-7 | |||
| City of Paris | San Francisco, CA | 1908-1909 | commercial | Miller, J.R. (architect) | F186-187c, 49|8, framed storage | 49|8 | ||
| City of Paris, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1917-1925 | commercial | 188-189c | R74a | |||
| Claremont Country Club, addition (proposed) | Claremont, CA | 1912 | commercial | Morgan, Julia (architect) | F190c | |||
| Clark, Mrs. Charles W. (Celia) | Pebble Beach, CA | 1919-1927 | residential | 49|9-10 | F191-192c, 49|9 | R74b-c | F193a, 49|9, 49|11 | |
| Clark, Mrs. Charles W., addition | San Mateo, CA | 1926-1927 | residential | F194-195a, F196b | ||||
| Coit Tower (Telegraph Hill Monument) | San Francisco, CA | 1931-1933 | cultural | 49|12-17, 50|1-3 | F200a, F197-199c | F200a, 49|16 | ||
| Coit Tower (Telegraph Hill Monument), alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1946-1948 | cultural | 50|4 | ||||
| Country School | San Mateo, CA | 1929-1930, 1937 | educational | 50|5-9 | R74d | |||
| Coyle Building [see Chamberlain & Proctor] | ||||||||
| Crick, J. Building (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | n.d. | commercial | F201c | ||||
| Crocker, Charles | Pebble Beach, CA | 1927-1930 | residential | 50|10, 51|1-4 | R23, F202-203c | R75a-d | 51|4 | |
| Crocker, W.W. | Hillsborough, CA | 1929-1931 | residential | DeGastyne (architect), McMillen (architect) | 51|5-10 | F204c | R76a-d, R77a-b | 51|11 |
| Cypress Lawn Cemetery Office & Flower Shop | Colma, CA, Cypress Lawn Cem. | 1934-1935 | funereal | Cahill, B.J.S. (architect) | 52|1-2 | F205c | ||
| Del Monte Hotel Beauty Salon (for City of Paris) | [Monterey], [CA] | 1926 | commercial | F206c | ||||
| Denman, Mrs. W. | San Francisco, CA | 1909 | residential | F207c | ||||
| DeYoung Museum, addition | San Francisco, CA | 1952-1955 | cultural | 52|4 | 52|4 | 52|4 | ||
| DeYoung Museum, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1938-1950 | cultural | 52|3 | F208c, 52|3 | 52|3 | ||
| Dibblee, alterations | Ross Valley, CA | 1919 | residential | F209b | ||||
| Dillman, Charles | 1919 | residential | F210b | |||||
| Douglas, G.A. Lodging House | Oakland, CA | c. 1906 | residential-multi | F211c | ||||
| Douglas-Everett School | San Francisco, CA | 1924-1928 | educational | 52|5 | R24-25, F212c | R77c-d | ||
| Drumm, John Monument | Colma, CA, Holy Cross Cem. | 1911 | funereal | O'Brian, Gregg (architect) | F213a | |||
| Duncan | n.d. | residential | F214b | |||||
| Dyer, Mrs. E.J. | Oakland, CA | c. 1905 | residential | Bakewell, John, Jr. (architect) | F215b | |||
| Eastland Memorial | Oakland, CA, Mountain View Cem. | 1934, 1937 | funereal | 52|6 | F216c, 52|6 | |||
| Eastland, Mrs. Thomas B. (formerly W.P. Hoag Residence), alterations | Burlingame, CA | 1929 | residential | Schmolle, W.L. (architect); Hobart, Lewis (architect) | 52|6 | F217c | ||
| Eastland, Mrs. Thomas B. (proposed) | [Burlingame], [CA] | 1936 | residential | 52|6 | F217c, 52|6 | |||
| Edoff, J.D. | Oakland, CA | 1906 | commercial | F218b | ||||
| Eells, Charles P. | San Rafael, CA | 1910-1913 | residential | F219c | ||||
| Ellis, G.E. & S.E. Hotel & Stores | Oakland, CA | 1913-1914 | commercial | F220c | ||||
| Fagan, Paul & Helene, additions & alterations [see also Van Antwerp, William C.] | Hillsborough, CA | 1933-1934 | residential | 52|7-9 | F222-223c | R78a-b | ||
| Fagan, Paul Gateway | Hillsborough, CA | 1930 | residential | F221c | ||||
| Federal Reserve Board Competition [see United States] | ||||||||
| Federal Telegraph Co. | Shanghai, China | 1924-1925 | commercial | F224 | ||||
| Felton, Charles Estate Mausoleum | Colma, CA, Cypress Lawn Cem. | 1921 | funereal | F225c | ||||
| Fireman's Fund Insurance Building | San Francisco, CA | 1908 | commercial | F226c | ||||
| Fitzhugh, Mrs. William M: Geary Street | San Francisco, CA | 1919 | commercial | 52|10 | F227c | R78c | ||
| Fitzhugh, Mrs. William M: Post Street (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | 1920 | commercial | F228c | ||||
| Folger, J.A. | Woodside, CA | 1905 | residential | Schulze & Brown (architect) | F229c | |||
| French Bank, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1925 | commercial | Baur, J. (architect) | F230b | |||
| Fresno Hotel | [Fresno], [CA] | 1921 | commercial | F231c | ||||
| Fuller, Frank | San Francisco, CA | 1926 | residential | F232c | R78d, R79a-b | |||
| Gallois, Eugene | [San Francisco], [CA] | c. 1910 | commercial | F233a, F234b | ||||
| Gallois, Eugene Monument | Colma, CA, Cypress Lawn Cem. | 1912-1913 | funereal | F235b | ||||
| Garber Monument | Oakland, CA, Mountain View Cem. | 1909-1910 | funereal | F236c | ||||
| Garber, John | Claremont, CA | c. 1905 | residential | Bakewell, John, Jr. (architect) | F237b | |||
| Gardner, William Building | San Francisco, CA | c. 1906 | commercial | F238c | ||||
| George Washington Bridge (Hudson River Bridge) [see San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge] | ||||||||
| Ghirardelli Pavilion [see Panama Pacific International Exhibition] | ||||||||
| Glenwood Building [see Martin, Walter] | ||||||||
| Goad, Wiliam Frank Memorial | 1923-1924 | funereal | F239c | |||||
| Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE): General | San Francisco, CA | 1936-1940 | exposition | F240-245a, 52|11-13, 53|4 | R51, F246c, F248a, F249-251c, 53|3 | F247-248a, 53|1-2 | ||
| Golden Gate International Exposition (GGIE): Tower of the Sun | San Francisco, CA | 1936-1940 | exposition | R26, R50, F253a, F254c | F252a, 53|1-2, framed storage | |||
| Golden Gate Park Gates | San Francisco, CA | 1901, 1905 | recreational | Schulze & Brown (architect) | F255c | |||
| Haas, Mrs. | Atherton, CA | 1923 | residential | F256b | ||||
| Hamilton, Alexander (proposed) | Menlo Park, CA | c. 1910 | residential | F256a | ||||
| Hammer, George | Oakland, CA | c. 1906 | residential | F257b | ||||
| Harding Park | San Francisco, CA | 1929 | recreational | F258c | ||||
| Harris, Stanley G. (proposed) | Woodside, CA | 1922 | residential | F259c | ||||
| Hartford Fire Insurance Co. | San Francisco, CA | 1926 | commercial | 53|5 | R52 | R79c | ||
| Haven, Charles D. | San Jose, CA | c. 1910 | residential | F260a | ||||
| Havens, Wickham [see Lakeshore Highlands, Leimert & Havens, Parkview Tract] | ||||||||
| Hearst, Phoebe Memorial Fountain | San Francisco, CA | 1926-1927 | cultural | 53|6 | F261b | R79d | 10|15 | |
| Hebrew Home (proposed) [see Miller, H.M.A.] | ||||||||
| Hechtman, A.J. | Kerman, CA | 1911 | residential | F262c | ||||
| Heller, Walter S. | San Francisco, CA | 1923-1926 | residential | F263c | R80a | |||
| Hempl, George | Palo Alto, CA | 1908 | residential | F264b | ||||
| Henderson, Mrs. Charles, addition | Hillsborough, CA | 1930 | residential | F265c | ||||
| Hibernia Bank: Geary & 10th | San Francisco, CA | 1925 | commercial | 53|7-8 | F266c | R80b | ||
| Hibernia Bank: Jones & McAllister, addition | San Francisco, CA | 1920, 1934-1936 | commercial | Pissis, Albert (architect) | 53|9 | F267c | 53|9 | |
| Hibernia Bank: Mission & Norton (Excelsior) | San Francisco, CA | 1928 | commercial | 53|10-11, 54|1-3 | F268c | R80c-d | ||
| Hibernia Bank: Valencia & 22nd | San Francisco, CA | 1923 | commercial | F269c | R81a | F269c | ||
| Hill Farm Sanatorium | Marin County, CA | 1918, 1923 | medical | F270b | ||||
| Hill Mausoleum | Colma, CA, Holy Cross Cem. | 1925 | funereal | F271c | ||||
| Hill, Horace (Toyon Farm) (proposed) | Los Altos, CA | 1913 | residential | F272c | ||||
| Hoffman, Lucy | c. 1906 | residential | F273b | |||||
| Holland, F.L. | Oakland, CA | c. 1905 | residential | Bakewell, John, Jr. (architect) | F274b | |||
| Holly Park [see Housing Authority] | ||||||||
| Hooker Memorial | 1939 | funereal | F275c | |||||
| Hooker, Osgood, additions | Burlingame, CA | 1936 | residential | 54|4 | ||||
| Hopkins, Timothy | San Francisco, CA | 1928-1937 | residential | 54|5-10 | R53 | R81a-d, R82a | ||
| Hopkins, Timothy Hunting Shack | Rogue River, CA | 1925 | residential | F277b | ||||
| Hopkins, Timothy Sarcophagus | Colma, CA, Cypress Lawn Cem. | 1937 | funereal | 54|11 | F278c | |||
| Hopkins, Timothy Servants' House | Menlo Park, CA | 1916, 1928 | residential | F276c | ||||
| Horton, Sarah School | Oakland, CA | 1911 | educational | F279c | ||||
| Hotel Mann | San Francisco, CA | 1908 | commercial | R84, F280c | ||||
| Housing Authority of San Francisco: Holly Park | San Francisco, CA | 1938-1940 | residential-multi | Hall, L. Glenn (landscape architect) | 54|12-13, 55|1-8, 56|1-9, 57|1-6 | F281-283c | 57|7 | |
| Hutchinson, J.S. | San Francisco, CA | c. 1906 | residential | 57|8 | ||||
| Hutton, F.L., additions | Burlingame, CA | 1923 | residential | F284c | ||||
| Jackling, Daniel C. | Hillsborough, CA | 1919-1923 | residential | Polk, Willis (architect), Coxhead, Ernest (consulting architect) | F285-291c, 57|9 | |||
| Jackling, Daniel C. Memorial | Colma, CA, Cypress Lawn Cem. | 1947-1948 | funereal | 57|10 | F292b, 57|10 | |||
| Jewish Community Center | San Francisco, CA | 1930 | recreational | Hyman & Appleton (architect) | 57|11 | F293-295c | ||
| Johnson, W.P., alterations | Oakland, CA | 1916 | residential | F296b | ||||
| Josselyn, Charles | San Francisco, CA | 1909-1910 | commercial | F297b | ||||
| Josselyn, Marjorie | Woodside, CA | 1910 | furniture, residential | F298b | ||||
| King, Frank B. | San Francisco, CA | 1916-1917 | residential | F299-303c | ||||
| King, Hazel | Saratoga, CA | 1922 | residential | F304c | ||||
| King, Homer | Los Gatos, CA | 1913-1917 | residential | F305c | ||||
| Knight, Mrs. Samuel | Hillsborough, CA | 1935 | residential | Van Trees (architect) | F306c | |||
| Knowles, H.J. (Belle Vue Park) | Piedmont, CA | 1912 | planning | F307c | ||||
| Knox Maddox, Virginia Monument | 1937 | funereal | F308a | |||||
| Lakeshore Highlands (Leimert, Walter & Wickham Havens): Gates & General Plans | Oakland, CA | 1917-1919 | residential | Olmsted Bros. (landscape architect) | F309c | R82b-c | ||
| Lakeshore Highlands (Leimert, Walter & Wickham Havens): Houses A,B,C | Oakland, CA | 1917-1919 | residential | F310c | ||||
| Lansdale, Philip Hotel (Palo Alto Hotel) | Palo Alto, CA | 1921-1926 | commercial | 57|12 | F311b | |||
| Lee, Don Building | n.d. | commercial | F312b | |||||
| Legion of Honor Fountain | San Francisco, CA | 1928-1929 | cultural | F313c | ||||
| Leimert & Havens Building | Oakland, CA | 1912 | commercial | F314-315c | ||||
| Leimert, Walter | Piedmont, CA | 1907-1912 | residential | F316c | ||||
| Lent, Bessie H. | Redwood City, CA | 1910-1912 | residential | F317c | ||||
| Lent, George H., additions | Redwood City, CA | 1912-1919 | residential | 57|13 | F318b | |||
| Library [Competition] | undated | educational | F319c | |||||
| Lilley, Mrs. Alexander Apartments (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | 1927 | residential-multi | F320c | ||||
| Lincoln Statue Base | San Francisco, CA | 1927, 1950 | cultural | Patigian, Haig (sculptor) | 57|14 | F321c | ||
| Lyman, Edmunds (proposed) | Hillsborough, CA | 1919 | residential | F322b | ||||
| Lyons, T. Riardon (proposed) | n.d. | residential | F323a | |||||
| MacDonald, A.S. | Oakland, CA | 1906-1907 | residential | F324c | ||||
| Mann Hotel [see Hotel Mann] | ||||||||
| Martens, Frank C. | Oakland, CA | c. 1906 | residential | F325b | ||||
| Martens, Frank C. | Piedmont, CA | 1911 | residential | F326c | ||||
| Martin Mausoleum (proposed) | Colma, CA, Holy Cross Cem. | 1915, 1917, 1926, 1943 | funereal | 57|15 | F327c, 57|15 | |||
| Martin, Walter Garage | San Francisco, CA | 1919-1920 | commercial | F328c | ||||
| Martin, Walter, alterations (formerly Oscar Cooper residence) | Burlingame, CA | 1922-1929 | residential | White, Howard (architect) | F329c | |||
| Martin, Walter, alterations (Glenwood Bldg) | San Francisco, CA | 1924 | commercial | F330c | ||||
| Marysville Bank (proposed) | [Marysville], [CA] | 1926 | commercial | F331a | ||||
| Matson, Mrs. William Mausoleum | Colma, CA, Holy Cross Cem. | undated | funereal | F331c | ||||
| McBean, Athol (proposed) | Woodside, CA | 1927 | residential | F332c | ||||
| McClure, David (Lectern for Trinity Church) | Oakland, CA | 1916 | religious | F333b | ||||
| McCormick, Charles | San Francisco, CA | 1912 | residential | F334c | ||||
| McKee, Samuel Bell Monument | Oakland, CA | 1905 | funereal | F335c | 57|16 | |||
| McKee, Samuel Warehouse | Oakland, CA | c. 1910 | commercial | F336b | ||||
| McKee, Sarah | Oakland, CA | c. 1906, 1955 | residential | 57|17 | F337c | 57|17 | ||
| McKee, Sarah, addition | Oakland, CA | 1914 | residential | F337c | ||||
| McMullen, Mrs. John | Oakland, CA | c. 1906 | residential | F338a | ||||
| McNear, Mrs. F.W., alterations | Burlingame, CA | 1926 | residential | F339b | ||||
| Mein, W.W., alteration | San Francisco, CA | 1923 | residential | F340c | ||||
| Miller, Annie, alterations | Piedmont, CA | 1930 | residential | Bakewell & Weihe (architect) | F346c | |||
| Miller, Annie, alterations [see Horace Miller] | ||||||||
| Miller, H.M.A. Apartment House | San Francisco, CA | 1912 | residential-multi | F341c | ||||
| Miller, H.M.A: Hebrew Home | San Francisco, CA | 1921 | residential-multi | F342b | ||||
| Miller, H.M.A: Old Ladies Home | San Francisco, CA | 1922 | residential-multi | F343b | ||||
| Miller, Henry East | Oakland, CA | c. 1910 | residential | F344b | ||||
| Miller, Horace (Annie Miller) | Piedmont, CA | 1913-1915 | residential | F345-346c | ||||
| Miller, Mrs. Albert, alterations | Oakland, CA | 1911 | residential | Mau, Charles (architect) | F347c | |||
| Miller, Robert W., alterations [see also Breeden, H.C.] | Hillsborough, CA | 1928-1930 | residential | 58|1-2 | F348c | R82d | ||
| Mills College Dormitory (1) | Oakland, CA | 1917-1920 | educational | R27, F349c, 58|3, framed storage | R83a-b | 58|3 | ||
| Mills College Dormitory (2) | Oakland, CA | 1919-1921 | educational | F350c | R83c-d, R84a | |||
| Mills College Residence, alterations | Oakland, CA | 1920 | educational | F351b | ||||
| Milwaukee County Courthouse Competition | Milwaukee, WI | undated | governmental | F352c | ||||
| Miscellaneous Projects | 1909-1951 | various | 58|4-5 | |||||
| Moore, George (proposed) | Monterey/Hillsborough, CA | 1921-1923 | residential | 58|6 | F353c | |||
| Morgan, Percy (proposed) | Los Altos, CA | residential | F354c | |||||
| Morse, Samuel F.B: Carmel-San Simeon Road Buildings | Monterey Co., CA | 1934 | commercial | 58|7 | ||||
| Morse, Samuel F.B: Monterey State Capital (proposed) | Monterey, CA | 1938-1939 | governmental | 58|8 | F354a | 58|8 | ||
| Mt. Zion Hospital Clinic, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1929-1930 | medical | Landsburgh, G. Albert (architect) | 58|13 | F355c | ||
| Mt. Zion Hospital Laboratory (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | 1929-1930 | medical | 58|14-15 | F356c | |||
| Mt. Zion Hospital, additions & alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1929-1930 | medical | Krafft, J.E. (architect) | 58|9-12 | F357c | ||
| Murphy, Daniel T. Mausoleum | Colma, CA, Cypress Lawn Cem. | 1920-1921 | funereal | F358c | R84b-c | 58|16 | ||
| Nelson, Charles (proposed) | 1910 | residential | F359b | |||||
| Oakland City Hall Competition | Oakland, CA | 1910 | governmental | F360-361c, 58|17 | ||||
| Old Ladies Home [see Miller, H.M.A.] | ||||||||
| Olympic Club | San Francisco, CA | 1930-1933 | recreational | Paff & Baur (architect) | 58|18-20, 59|1-4 | R28-35, F362c | ||
| Olympic Golf & Country Club | San Francisco, CA | 1925 | recreational | 59|4a | F363c | |||
| Oregon State Capitol Competition | Salem, OR | 1935 | governmental | 59|5 | F364c | |||
| Orosi Farm [see Thomas, William] | ||||||||
| Otis, James, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1938 | residential | 59|6 | ||||
| Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Building | San Francisco, CA | 1923-1928 | commercial | 59|7 | F365c | R2, R84a, R85a-c | F366a, 10|17, 59|7 | |
| Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Building, addition | San Francisco, CA | 1945-1950 | commercial | 59|8 | F365c | 10|17 | ||
| Palache, Whitney, gate | undated | residential | F367a | |||||
| Palo Alto Bank (proposed) | Palo Alto, CA | undated | commercial | F368a | ||||
| Palo Alto Hotel [see Lansdale, Phillip] | ||||||||
| Panama Pacific International Exposition (PPIE): General Plan | San Francisco, CA | 1911-1915 | exposition | 59|9 | ||||
| Panama Pacific International Exposition (PPIE): Ghirardelli Pavilion | San Francisco, CA | 1914-1915 | exposition | 59|10 | F369c | |||
| Panama Pacific International Exposition (PPIE): Horticulture Building | San Francisco, CA | 1914-1915 | exposition | 59|11 | R55-56, F370-371a, F372c, 59|11 | R85d, R86a-b | F370a, F372c, 59|11, framed storage | |
| Panama Pacific International Exposition (PPIE): Livestock Show Scheme | San Francisco, CA | c. 1915 | exposition | F373c | ||||
| Panama Pacific International Exposition (PPIE): Palace of Fine Arts, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1924 | exposition | F374c | ||||
| Panama Pacific International Exposition (PPIE): Rixford Plan for Telegraph Hill | San Francisco, CA | exposition | F375b | |||||
| Panama Pacific International Exposition (PPIE): Welch's Pavilion | San Francisco, CA | 1914 | exposition | F376c | R86c | |||
| Park Gates [see Golden Gate Park] | ||||||||
| Parkview Tract (Wickham Havens) | Oakland, CA | c. 1906 | planning | F377c | ||||
| Parrott Estate Co. | San Mateo, CA | 1936 | planning | 59|12 | F378b | |||
| Pasadena City Hall | Pasadena, CA | 1925-1928 | governmental | 61|20-24 | R4-5, R39, F498-501c | R91d, R92a-d, R93a-d, R94a-d, R95a-d, R96a-d, R97a-d, R98a-c | F501c | |
| Perry, Mrs. L.D. | Piedmont, CA | c. 1910 | residential | F379b | ||||
| Phelan, James D. Memorial | San Francisco, CA | 1937 | funereal | F380c | ||||
| Physician's Building (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | 1921 | commercial | F381b | ||||
| Picadilly Hotel, alterations | San Francisco, CA | undated | commercial | F382c | ||||
| Piedmont Building Association | Oakland, CA | c. 1910 | residential | F383-385b | ||||
| Piedmont Heights Pylons | Oakland, CA | c. 1906 | residential | F386c | F386c | |||
| Pierce, Sarah Mckee Monument | Oakland, CA | 1906 | funereal | F387c | ||||
| Pissis, Emile | San Francisco, CA | 1908 | residential-multi | F388c | ||||
| Pissis, Emile, additions | San Francisco, CA | 1927 | residential-multi | F389a | ||||
| Pissis, Emile, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1935 | residential-multi | F388c | ||||
| Pope, George Bridge | Burlingame, CA | 1926 | residential | F390c | ||||
| Pope, George Building | San Francisco, CA | 1911 | commercial | F391b | ||||
| Pope, George, additions & alterations | Hillsborough, CA | 1913-1915 | residential | F392-393c, 59|13 | 59|13 | |||
| Pope, George, additions & alterations | Hillsborough, CA | 1920-1938 | residential | F396-397c | ||||
| Pope, George, additions & alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1911-1912, 1916, 1934 | residential | 59|14 | F398-400c | F400c | ||
| Pope, George, Ballroom/Theater | Hillsborough, CA | 1916-1917 | residential | F394-395c | R86d | |||
| Pope, Mrs. George Polo Club | Burlingame, CA | 1926-1928 | recreational | F401c | ||||
| Porter, Hugh | San Francisco, CA | 1916 | residential | F402c | ||||
| Porter, Warren | Berkeley, CA | 1915 | residential | F403c | ||||
| Porto Rico [sic] Capitol Competition | San Juan, PR | 1908 | governmental | R3, 59|15 | ||||
| Pratt, Orville | Durham, CA | 1912-1913 | residential | F404c | ||||
| Pratt, Orville Warehouse | San Francisco, CA | 1913, 1930 | commercial | 59|16 | F405c | |||
| Pratt, Orville Warehouse, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1919-1921, 1930 | commercial | F406b | ||||
| Price, Mrs. Hugh | Burlingame, CA | 1906 | residential | F407b | ||||
| Pringle, Covington | Woodside, CA | 1913 | residential | F408c | ||||
| Puerto Rico Capitol Competiton [see Porto Rico] | ||||||||
| Ralston, Louis | Burlingame, CA | c. 1906 | residential | F409b | ||||
| Rathbone, G.L. | Burlingame, CA | 1919-1921 | residential | 60|1 | F410c | 60|1 | ||
| Redlands Station [see Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe] | ||||||||
| Remington Rand Building | San Francisco, CA | 1939, 1942 | commercial | F411c | ||||
| Rolph, James, Jr. Memorial | San Francisco, CA | 1937-1938 | funereal | F412c | ||||
| Roos Brothers Store Building, additions & alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1929 | commercial | Pissis, Albert (architect) | 60|2 | F413c | ||
| Roos, Irene M., addition | Atherton, CA | 1921 | residential | F414c | ||||
| Roos, Robert A., additions & alterations | Hillsborough, CA | 1929-1930 | residential | 60|3-4 | F415c | R87a | ||
| Rosenquest, H.A. | Mill Valley, CA | c. 1906 | residential | F416b | ||||
| Rothermel, George | San Francisco, CA | c. 1906 | residential | F417a | ||||
| Sacramento Building Competition | Sacramento, CA | 1918 | governmental | F418-419c | ||||
| Sacramento Memorial Auditorium, consultation | Sacramento, CA | 1924-1925 | cultural | Dean, J. A. (architect), Lansburgh, G.A. (associated architect) | 60|5 | |||
| Sacramento Valley Irrigation Co. | Willows, CA | 1909-1910 | commercial | F420b | ||||
| Saint Augustine's Mission | Oakland, CA | 1914, 1916 | religious | F421b | ||||
| Saint Joseph's Hospital | San Francisco, CA | 1925-1927 | medical | 60|6-7 | R36-37, F422a, F423c | R87b-d | 60|8 | |
| Saint Joseph's Hospital: Chapel | San Francisco, CA | 1927 | medical | F424c | ||||
| Saint Joseph's Hospital: Nurses' Home, additions & alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1926 | medical | F425c | ||||
| Saint Joseph's Hospital: Sisters' House, addition (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | 1927 | medical | F426c | ||||
| Saint Luke's Hospital, additions & alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1907 | medical | F427c | ||||
| Saint Mark's Cathedral | Seattle, WA | 1926-1949 | religious | 62|1-10, 63|1-11, 64|1-12, 65|1-13, 66|1-7, 67|1-7, 68|1-5 | R58-61, F502a, F503-518c, 68|11 | R98d | 68|6-10 | |
| Saint Matthew's Church, additions & alterations | San Mateo, CA | 1927, 1938, 1942 | religious | F428c | ||||
| San Diego Station [see Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe] | ||||||||
| San Francisco City Hall | San Francisco, CA | 1912-1915 | governmental | F519a, 69|1-9, 95|2 | R6-17, R40-41, F520-524a, F525-538c, 69|12 | R99a-d, R100a-d, R101a-d, R102a-d, R103a-d, R104a-d, R105a-c | R17, F539c, 10|19, 69|10-11, framed storage | |
| San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Clinic | San Francisco, CA | c. 1910 | humanitarian | F429b | ||||
| San Francisco State Building Competition | San Francisco, CA | 1916-1918 | governmental | 60|10 | F430-432c | |||
| San Francisco Stock Exchange Competition | San Francisco, CA | 1929 | commercial | F433c | ||||
| San Francisco War Memorial | San Francisco, CA | 1920-1936, 1951-1956, 1978-1979 | cultural | 69|13-20, 70|1-9 | R42-44, R62-68, F540a, F541-545c, 70|11, framed storage | F540a, F543c, 10|20-21, 43|2, 70|10 | ||
| San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, consultation | San Francisco, CA | 1933-1937 | transportation | 60|9 | F434c | |||
| San Mateo High School Auditorium | San Mateo, CA | 1945-1948 | educational | 60|11 | ||||
| San Mateo Junior College | San Mateo, CA | 1945-1946 | educational | Kelham, George (architect) | 60|12 | F435b | ||
| San Mateo School | San Mateo, CA | 1915 | educational | F436b | ||||
| Sanborn, Elizabeth B. (Mrs. S.S.) | Los Gatos, CA | 1906 | residential | F437b | ||||
| Sanborn, Elizabeth B. (Mrs. S.S.) | San Francisco, CA | c. 1906 | commercial | F438b | ||||
| Schlessinger, Charles Building | San Francisco, CA | c. 1906 | commercial | Jacobs, Alfred H. (architect) | F439c | |||
| Scott, Henry T. Monument | Colma, CA, Cypress Lawn Cem. | 1923 | funereal | F440c | ||||
| Scott, Lawrence I. Stable | Burlingame, CA | 1906 | residential | F441b | ||||
| Scott, Lawrence I., additions and alterations | Hillsborough, CA | 1929-1931 | residential | 60|13-15 | F442c | R88a-b | ||
| Seawell, James A. Monument | San Francisco, CA | 1919-1920 | funereal | 60|16 | F443b | 60|16 | ||
| Selfridge, Thomas E. Monument | Arlington, VA | 1908-1909 | funereal | F444c | 60|17 | |||
| Sister Harriet House | 1919 | residential | F445b | |||||
| Skewes-Cox, Mrs. | San Francisco, CA | 1920 | residential | F446c | R88c-d | |||
| Sloat, John Drake Monument | Monterey, CA | 1909-1910 | funereal | F447c | F447c, 60|18 | |||
| Smith, W. | Oakland, CA | 1910 | residential | F448b | ||||
| Smithsonian National Museum (Museum of Natural History) | Washington, DC | 1904 | governmental | Hornblower & Marshall (architects) | F449c | |||
| Spagna, Mario (Tamalpais Sanctuary of Peace & Beauty) | Marin Co., CA | 1936 | cultural | 60|19 | F450c, 60|19 | 60|19 | ||
| St. [see Saint] | ||||||||
| Stanford University: Carnegie Institution Laboratory [see Carnegie] | ||||||||
| Stanford University: Various Projects | Palo Alto, CA | 1920-1957 | educational | 60|20 | F451c | |||
| Starr, George W. | Grass Valley, CA | 1916 | residential | F452c | R89a | |||
| State Building Competition [see San Francisco State Building Competition] | ||||||||
| Stockton Commercial & Savings Bank, additions | Stockton, CA | 1924 | commercial | R38, F453c | ||||
| Sutton, A.M. (proposed) | c. 1910 | residential | F454b | |||||
| Sypher, Leigh, alterations | 1917 | residential | F455c | |||||
| Talbot, Andrew | San Francisco, CA | 1927 | residential | Talbot, Andrew (architect) | 60|21 | |||
| Telegraph Hill Tenement House [see Tobin, Cyril] | ||||||||
| Temple Emanu-El | San Francisco, CA | 1925-1928, 1955 | religious | 60|22-23 | F456c | R89b-c | F456c, 60|22 | |
| Temple Emanu-El: Temple House | San Francisco, CA | 1926 | religious | 61|1 | ||||
| Temple Emanu-El: Temple House, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1929 | religious | 61|2 | ||||
| Thacher School, additions | Ojai, CA | 1945-1946 | educational | 61|3 | 61|3 | |||
| Thomas Parisien Dye Works | San Francisco, CA | 1909 | industrial | F457c | R89d | |||
| Thomas Parisien Dye Works, additions | San Francisco, CA | 1918 | industrial | F458c | ||||
| Thomas Parisien Dye Works, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1936 | industrial | 61|4 | ||||
| Thomas, William | San Francisco, CA | 1915 | residential | F459c | ||||
| Thomas, William (Orosi Farm) | Tulare Co., CA | 1911 | residential | F460a | ||||
| Tobin, Cyril (Telegraph Hill Tenement House) | San Francisco, CA | 1909-1911 | res-mult | F461b | ||||
| Touchard, Miss | Oakland, CA | 1909-1910 | residential | F462c | ||||
| Towert, Robert | San Francisco, CA | c. 1906 | residential | F463a | ||||
| Trinity Church: Parish House & Chapel | Oakland, CA | 1915 | religious | F464c | ||||
| Tucker, M.E. Stores | Alameda, CA | 1910 | commercial | F465c | ||||
| unidentified building (1) | undated | commercial | 61|5 | |||||
| unidentified building (2) | undated | commercial | 61|6 | |||||
| unidentified building (3) | undated | commercial | 61|7 | |||||
| unidentified building (4) | undated | commercial | 61|8 | |||||
| unidentified buildings | undated | commercial | F466a, F467c | |||||
| unidentified memorial | undated | funereal | 61|10 | |||||
| unidentified models of details | undated | commercial | 61|9 | |||||
| unidentified residence (1) | undated | residential | 61|12 | |||||
| unidentified residence (2) | undated | residential | 61|13 | |||||
| unidentified residence (3) | undated | residential | 61|14 | |||||
| unidentified residence (4) | undated | residential | 61|15 | |||||
| unidentified residences | 1906-1908 | residential | F468a, F469c | |||||
| unidentified sketches | undated | various | F469c, 61|11 | |||||
| Union Trust Bank (Wells Fargo) Competition | San Francisco, CA | 1909 | commercial | Day, Clinton (architect) | F470-471c, 61|16 | |||
| United States: Capitol Building Extension | Washington, DC | 1956-1957 | governmental | F564-565c | ||||
| United States: Dept of Labor/Interstate Commerce Commission | Washington, DC | 1927-1935 | governmental | 71|7-10, 72|1-9, 73|1-5, 90|4 | R18, R45-46, R69, F547-548a, F550-555c, 73|9, 101|1-8, 102|1-8, 103|1-8, 104|1-2, 111|1-8 | R105d, R106a-d, R107a-d, R108a-d, 104|2-8, 105|1-8, 106|1-8, 107|1-8, 108|1-8, 109|1-8, 110|1-8 | F549a, 43|2, 73|6-8, framed storage | |
| United States: Federal Reserve Board Competition | Washington, DC | 1935 | governmental | 75|1 | F559-562c, 75|1 | |||
| United States: San Francisco Federal Building | San Francisco, CA | 1928-1935 | governmental | 73|10-15, 74|1-10 | F556a, F557-558c, 74|12, 112|1-8, 114|3-8 | 113|1-8, 114|1-2 | F556a, 43|2, 74|11, framed storage | |
| United States: San Francisco Subtreasury Competition | San Francisco, CA | 1909 | governmental | 75|2 | F563a, 75|2 | |||
| University Club, addition | San Francisco, CA | 1925 | recreational | Bliss & Faville (architect) | F472c | |||
| University of California: Administration Building | Berkeley, CA | 1938-1953 | educational | Rucker, Ned (landscape architect) | 80|10-13, 81|1-10, 82|1-9 | F569a, F570c | 81|10 | |
| University of California: Class of 1910 Bridge | Berkeley, CA | 1912 | educational | 89|8 | F576a, 89|8 | 89|8 | ||
| University of California: Cyclotron | Berkeley, CA | 1939-1954 | educational | 82|11-12, 83|1-9 | F571c | |||
| University of California: Dormitories (proposed) | Berkeley, CA | undated | educational | 89|9 | ||||
| University of California: Emergency Classroom Building (Minor Hall) | Berkeley, CA | 1940-1948 | educational | 83|10-12, 84|1 | F572b | |||
| University of California: General Plan | Berkeley, CA | 1940-1947 | educational | 79|10-13, 80|1-9 | F566-567c | |||
| University of California: Infirmary Building | Berkeley, CA | 1927-1930 | educational | 84|2-6 | F537c, 84|6 | |||
| University of California: Infirmary Building, addition | Berkeley, CA | 1947 | educational | F573c | ||||
| University of California: Library Annex (Bancroft Library) | Berkeley, CA | 1938-1952 | educational | Vaughn, H.L. (landscape architect) | 79|3, 84|7-11, 85|1-7, 86|1-8, 87|1-11, 88|1-11, 90|5 | R47-48, F578a, F579-582c | 10|23, 89|1 | |
| University of California: Little Theater | Berkeley, CA | 1938-1942 | educational | 78|14, 79|1-2 | F568c | |||
| University of California: Medical-Physics Building (Donner Lab) | Berkeley, CA | 1941-1943 | educational | 89|2-7 | F574b | |||
| University of California: Medical-Physics Building (Donner Lab), addition | Berkeley, CA | 1947 | educational | F575b | ||||
| University of California: Sather Tower Plaque | Berkeley, CA | 1918 | educational | 89|10 | ||||
| University of California: Shop Building for Corporation Yard | Berkeley, CA | 1939-1940 | educational | 89|11-12 | F577c | |||
| Van Antwerp, William C. [see also Fagan, Paul & Helene] | Hillsborough, CA | 1920-1922, 1929 | residential | French & Co (interiors) | 61|17 | F473-478c | R90a-b | 61|17 |
| Volkman, Mrs. Daniel (Beatrice) | San Francisco, CA | 1927-1928 | residential | R57, F479c | R90c-d | |||
| Vrooman, Beatrice | San Francisco, CA | 1916 | residential | F480b | ||||
| Wagner Apartments | San Francisco, CA | 1926 | res-mult | F481c | ||||
| Waldron, W.B. [see also Campbell, Marion L.] | San Francisco, CA | 1910 | residential | 48|2 | F482c | |||
| Walker, Mrs. Talbot, alterations and additions | Atherton, CA | 1912 | residential | F483c | ||||
| Walter, D, N & E | San Francisco, CA | 1938 | commercial | Baur, John A. (architect) | F484c | |||
| Watt, Mrs. Robert [see Campbell, Donald] | ||||||||
| Weatherwax (proposed) | 1920 | residential | F485b, 61|18 | |||||
| Webster | San Francisco, CA | 1910 | residential | F486a | ||||
| Weill, Michel, alterations | San Francisco, CA | 1924 | residential | F487c | R91a | |||
| Weill, Raphael Memorial | San Francisco, CA | 1920-1925 | funereal | Rodin, Auguste (sculptor); Pontremoli, E. (architect) | 61|19 | F488c | R91b | |
| Welch, Raymond | Hillsborough, CA | 1922 | residential | F489c | ||||
| Wells Fargo Bank [see Union Trust] | ||||||||
| Wheeler, Charles (proposed) | San Francisco, CA | 1916 | residential | F490a | ||||
| White Hospital | Sacramento, CA | undated | medical | F491b | ||||
| White, Asa L. Sarcophagus | 1915-1916 | funereal | F492c | |||||
| White, F. | Piedmont, CA | c. 1905 | residential | Bakewell, John (architect) | F493a | |||
| White, W.T. | Oakland, CA | 1910 | residential | F494c | ||||
| Wickham Havens, Inc. [see Lakeshore Highlands, Leimert & Havens, Parkview Tract] | ||||||||
| Willows Hotel | Willows, CA | 1910 | commercial | F495b | ||||
| Wilson, Mrs. Mountford, addition | Hillsborough, CA | 1925 | residential | F496b | ||||
| Y.M.C.A. (Army), addition | San Francisco, CA | 1923 | recreational | F497c | R91c |