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Table of Contents
Written report (21, [3] leaves)
Index to photographs ([3] leaves)
21 mounted 5" x 7" b&w photos. taken Dec. 1999
2 proofsheets
8 historic b&w photos. (chiefly 8" x 10")
Photographic negatives
Historic photographic images (15 leaves) printed from CD-ROM with penciled notations
Historic resources inventory (5, [2] leaves : ill.)
A history of day homes / prepared by Michaela O'Connor, Community Historian, Sisters of the Holy Family, 1991 ([7] leaves)
Photocopy of 1911 newspaper clipping (source not identified) (1 leaf)
Photocopies of successful building permit applications (2 groups of unnumbered leaves)
Correspondence from Geoffrey F. Barrett, structural engineer ([5] leaves).
Edition Notes
Caption title.
Documentation for the building at 299 Dolores Street, San Francisco, Calif., thought to have been personally designed by the architect Willis J. Polk (Willis Polk & Co.), erected with funds donated by Virginia Vanderbilt to replace a facility destroyed in the 1906 fire.
Copy 1 of 2, submitted for archival purposes to the San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library.
Accompanying CD-ROM (255 MB) contains historic photographic images in 15 TIF files.
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