Forest Hill Club House

Forest Hill Club House

Architect: Bernard Maybeck

Constructed: 1919

Location: 381 Magellan Street
San Francisco, CA

PLEASE NOTE: The Western Neighborhoods Project has no information about rentals of the Forest Hill Clubhouse, please call the Forest Hill Association at 415-664-0542

From "Here Today, San Francisco's Architectural Heritage" by the Junior League of San Francisco in 1968: "The facade [...] is more restrained than Maybeck's other works, but the interior is Maybeck at his best. The high ceiling with its massive beam work is one of the architect's most inspiring."

Images: 1) Forest Hill Club House, 381 Magellan Street, January 2003. (WNP photo)

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