San Francisco is noted for its colorfully-decorated Victorian houses—the Painted Ladies—with multiple colors used to highlight their ornate details. Built by the hundreds in the prosperous days after the Gold Rush and the Civil War, many survive today and are a highlight for walking tours of the city.
I took this picture in early 2002, and forgot to note the location, in the 1400 block of Golden Gate Avenue. It's taken me months of searching to figure the address, but here it is. The large building with two towers at center has 16 bedrooms and 8 baths, according to a real estate search site...
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