Description
The Atherton House, constructed in 1874, is an elaborate Victorian mansion situated in San Francisco. Designed by architect John P. Gaynor, it stands as a prominent and well-preserved example of the Stick-Eastlake architectural style, featuring intricate woodwork and projecting bays.
Reason for Significance
Its historical significance stems from its exceptional representation of the Stick-Eastlake style, a distinctive late 19th-century Victorian architectural movement. The house showcases characteristic elaborate ornamentation, decorative gables, and spindlework, making it a key surviving example of its era in San Francisco's urban landscape.
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Significance Details
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