The San Francisco Preservation Society: The Haight Theatre, 1702 Haight St., 1946 image shows facade 1939 moderne re-do by Otto A. Deichmann and Mark T. Jorgensen. (thanks to Bill Counter for this post)

Monday, April 6, 2015

The Haight Theatre, 1702 Haight St., 1946 image shows facade 1939 moderne re-do by Otto A. Deichmann and Mark T. Jorgensen. (thanks to Bill Counter for this post)

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