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Franklin near Washington 1920
Elevated view northeast on Franklin from a window at 2003 Franklin. The house at center was 1730 Jackson. The onetime home of lumber magnate William C. Talbot (1816-1881) was built in 1872 (S.C. Bugbee & Son Architects) and demolished in 1931. Beyond it at the northeast corner of Franklin and Pacific is the home he built for his daughter and son in law, the Talbot-Dutton House, 1782 Pacific, built 1875, which has survived as SF Landmark 57. [View of SF Bay, North on Franklin Street, from Ned's Room at 2003 Franklin]
Photographer Unknown (Courtesy of a Private Collector)
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