Lieu historique
Haas - Lilienthal House
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Conseils des habitants
Joseph
September 25, 2017
This is a pre-1906 Queen Anne Victorian, with many original finishes and furniture. What isn't original is from the 1920s and is still of great historical interest. Volunteer docent-led tours are required and provided for a donation.
Edith
February 13, 2016
This historic Queen Anne Victorian home is open to the public as a museum with docent-led tours.
Katherine
October 27, 2014
One of the oldest victorians that survived the 1906 earthquake. Take a tour $8 bucks, but I might be able to get you free tickets, just ask.
Rob
February 15, 2019
This beautifully maintained and furnished Victorian mansion was built and occupied for generations by members of the Levi-Strauss family, but there's nothing denim about it. Much inside (and out) is original, and so beautiful. You'll learn so much about Victorians and how people (rich people in this case) lived at the turn of the last century. It's now the HQ of SF Heritage, our local architectural preservation non-profit, and they have tours on Wednesdays and Sundays and occassional special events. Check for details on-line.
This beautifully maintained and furnished Victorian mansion was built and occupied for generations by members of the Levi-Strauss family, but there's nothing denim about it. Much inside (and out) is original, and so beautiful. You'll learn so much about Victorians and how people (rich people in th…
Sean
April 5, 2014
Marvelous place full of history and beauty- a must see when you visit SF. This beautiful house has some of the original art and furniture that survived the big earthquake and fires of 1906 and 1989.
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