SFP22-0101

Residence 90 Cedro Avenue in Ingleside Terrace

between 1912 and 1915

San Francisco Public Library

Still image

1 negative: glass plate; 8 x 10 in.

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SFP 22 Willard E. Worden Glass Plate Negative Collection.
Circa 1912.
San Francisco landmark #213 in Ingleside Terraces, designated by San Francisco Board of Supervisors on May 2, 2000.
Joseph A. Leonard designed and constucted the large Craftsman-style home at 90 Cedro Avenue in 1911 and lived in it until 1920; In 1957, Cecil F. Poole, an African-American, became the first non-caucasian owner and resident in Ingleside Terraces. Mr. Poole and his family stayed in the Terraces until early 1980s.
See SFP22-0125.
See SFP22-0110.

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