
It honestly doesn't get much better than this. Built in 1891 at a ridiculous cost of $100,000, the Alfred Clarke mansion was one of the few buildings to survive the 1906 earthquake. Nicknamed...
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The Alfred E. Clarke Mansion, also known as Nobby Clarke's Castle, is a historic mansion located in Eureka Valley, San Francisco. Built in 1891 by Alfred Nobby Clarke, it has served as a hospital and is now an apartment building.
This four-story Baroque-Queen Anne style structure features impressive interior details such as a grand staircase, carved fireplaces, mantels, and stained glass. Designated as a San Francisco Landmark in 1975, the mansion has a rich history tied to its enigmatic owner and various uses over the years.
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It honestly doesn't get much better than this. Built in 1891 at a ridiculous cost of $100,000, the Alfred Clarke mansion was one of the few buildings to survive the 1906 earthquake. Nicknamed...
Unfortunately, this baroque Queen Anne has been divided up into 14 apartments now and I'm hoping to make friends with one of the occupants so I can get a tour inside. It was built by Alfred...
I was raised two blocks away from the mansion. A close friend whom I went to school with lived half a block up the street on Douglass. A fellow named Behrend Joost owned several streetcar...