There is a simple truth in Margaret’s work, something that makes it feel very familiar and comforting. The new show at the Aspen Art Museum just furthers that feeling.
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San Francisco Cable Car Museum
The San Francisco Cable Car Museum is located in the Washington/Mason powerhouse and carbarn on Nob Hill, at 1201 Mason St., and admission is free!
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Fox Oakland Theater by Maury I. Diggs
Located at 1807 Telegraph Ave. in the Uptown neighborhood of Oakland, CA and opened in 1928, the Fox Oakland Theater is a glorious mashup of Islamic, Indian and Medieval influences, along with a smidge of ArtDeco for good measure. Let’s take a closer look at the ornate façade, shall we?
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Palace Hotel by Trowbridge & Livingston
Located at 2 New Montgomery St. in downtown San Francisco, the Palace Hotel was designed by NYC-based Trowbridge & Livingston and erected in 1909 on the site of the original hotel of the same name, which fell victim to the 1906 earthquake.
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Cincinnati City Hall by Samuel Hannaford
Designed by Samuel Hannaford and erected in 1893, Cincinnati City Hall, featuring a tall clock tower and numerous stained glass windows, is that city’s own miniature Hogwarts.
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Merrill’s Ghost Sign in San Francisco
I spotted this white-on-white ghost sign for Merrill’s in San Francisco, on Market St. just off 7th. Judging the letterforms, I’d guess this was a sporting goods store or something along those lines, But I haven’t been able to find out anything about it.
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Private Label Outdoor Supplies by VisuaLingual
When San Francisco-based retailer The Urban Deer asked about adding private label fatwood and fatdust to its outdoor-focused assortment, we were thrilled to oblige! The shop’s clean aesthetic dovetails nicely with ours, and the packaging turned out great, if I say so myself.
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Hunter-Dulin Building by Schultze & Weaver
Designed by NYC-based architecture firm Schultze & Weaver and located at 111 Sutter St. in San Francisco’s Financial District, the Hunter-Dulin Building is a Renaissance Revival office tower that features Romanesque and French Chateau ornamentation.
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San Francisco City Hall by Bakewell & Brown
Opened in 1915, the San Francisco City Hall by Bakewell & Brown is a Beaux-Arts masterpiece featuring the fifth largest dome in the world, taller than that of the United States Capitol. Its 500,000 square feet occupy two city blocks.
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Marines’ Memorial Club by Bliss & Faville
The Marines’ Memorial Club by Bliss & Faville is located at 609 Sutter St. in San Francisco’s Union Square neighborhood. The 12-story Beaux-Arts-style building was built in 1926 as the Western Women’s Club and was purchased by the Marines’ Memorial Association in 1946.
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