Westwood Park - Revision history

Aiobrec13: Changed credits from Greg Garr to Private Collection

2014-06-10T21:43:49Z

Changed credits from Greg Garr to Private Collection

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	'''Westwood Village in 1929.'''		'''Westwood Village in 1929.'''

	''Photo: ~~Greg Gaar~~ Collection, San Francisco, CA''		''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA''

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	'''Westwood Village on southern slopes of Mt. Davidson, looking north along Miramar Avenue in 1913.'''		'''Westwood Village on southern slopes of Mt. Davidson, looking north along Miramar Avenue in 1913.'''

	''Photo: ~~Greg Gaar~~ Collection, San Francisco, CA''		''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA''

	[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1995.jpg]]		[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1995.jpg]]
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	'''Westwood Village on the southern slopes of Mt. Davidson in 1995. Miramar Avenue is the street going down the hill.'''		'''Westwood Village on the southern slopes of Mt. Davidson in 1995. Miramar Avenue is the street going down the hill.'''

	''Photo: ~~Greg Gaar~~ Collection, San Francisco, CA''		''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA''

	Baldwin and Howell summarized the quality of their 280 acre park: "This tract is a typical Baldwin and Howell product, in keeping with the same high class policy that developed Presidio Terrace and some of the high class residence parks down the Peninsula. We stand behind not only the successful development of this property, but the advertising and sales campaign will be followed up in the same vigorous and successful way that has made this firm the leading realty factor in San Francisco for over thirty years."		Baldwin and Howell summarized the quality of their 280 acre park: "This tract is a typical Baldwin and Howell product, in keeping with the same high class policy that developed Presidio Terrace and some of the high class residence parks down the Peninsula. We stand behind not only the successful development of this property, but the advertising and sales campaign will be followed up in the same vigorous and successful way that has made this firm the leading realty factor in San Francisco for over thirty years."

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2009-04-30T20:05:01Z

added Anne Chen photo

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	Baldwin and Howell summarized the quality of their 280 acre park: "This tract is a typical Baldwin and Howell product, in keeping with the same high class policy that developed Presidio Terrace and some of the high class residence parks down the Peninsula. We stand behind not only the successful development of this property, but the advertising and sales campaign will be followed up in the same vigorous and successful way that has made this firm the leading realty factor in San Francisco for over thirty years."		Baldwin and Howell summarized the quality of their 280 acre park: "This tract is a typical Baldwin and Howell product, in keeping with the same high class policy that developed Presidio Terrace and some of the high class residence parks down the Peninsula. We stand behind not only the successful development of this property, but the advertising and sales campaign will be followed up in the same vigorous and successful way that has made this firm the leading realty factor in San Francisco for over thirty years."

			[[Image:Westwood-park-by-anne-chen.jpg]]

			'''Westwood Park gate, 2009.'''

			''Photo: Anne Chen''

	[[Image:Westwood-highlands1963.jpg]]		[[Image:Westwood-highlands1963.jpg]]

Ccarlsson: fixed caption on Westwood Highlands photo, per Anne Chen's email.

2009-04-29T22:28:47Z

fixed caption on Westwood Highlands photo, per Anne Chen's email.

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	[[Image:Westwood-highlands1963.jpg]]		[[Image:Westwood-highlands1963.jpg]]

	'''Westwood highlands ~~1963~~, three blocks further north (uphill) than the area officially designated Westwood Park.'''		'''Westwood highlands, three blocks further north (uphill) than the area officially designated Westwood Park.'''

	Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the [[SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition\|1915 Pan Pacific Exposition]], Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.		Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the [[SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition\|1915 Pan Pacific Exposition]], Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.

Ccarlsson at 22:27, 29 April 2009

2009-04-29T22:27:56Z

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	[[Image:Westwood-highlands1963.jpg]]		[[Image:Westwood-highlands1963.jpg]]

	'''Westwood highlands 1963.'''		'''Westwood highlands 1963, three blocks further north (uphill) than the area officially designated Westwood Park.'''

	Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the [[SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition\|1915 Pan Pacific Exposition]], Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.		Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the [[SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition\|1915 Pan Pacific Exposition]], Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.

Lisaruth at 22:04, 21 January 2009

2009-01-21T22:04:03Z

Ccarlsson at 02:49, 19 January 2009

2009-01-19T02:49:56Z

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	[[30th and Castro South\| Prev. Document]] [[A Jail that Became a College \| Next Document]]		[[30th and Castro South\| Prev. Document]] [[A Jail that Became a College \| Next Document]]

	[[category:Glen Park]] [[category:OMI/Ingleside]] [[category:1910s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:1930s]] [[category:1990s]]		[[category:Glen Park]] [[category:OMI/Ingleside]] [[category:1910s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:1930s]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:Westwood Park]]

Ccarlsson: Protected "Westwood Park": finished essay [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2009-01-07T05:50:18Z

Protected "Westwood Park": finished essay [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

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Ccarlsson: PC and protected

2009-01-07T05:50:09Z

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			'''<font face = Papyrus> <font color = maroon> <font size = 4>Historical Essay</font></font> </font>'''

			''by Mae Silver''

	[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1929.jpg]]		[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1929.jpg]]

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	Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the [[SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition\|1915 Pan Pacific Exposition]], Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.		Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the [[SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition\|1915 Pan Pacific Exposition]], Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.

	~~''--Mae Silver''~~

Ccarlsson at 02:10, 3 October 2008

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	'''Westwood Village in 1929.'''		'''Westwood Village in 1929.'''

	Baldwin and Howell summarized the quality of their 280 acre park: "This tract is a typical Baldwin and Howell product, in keeping with the same high class policy that developed Presidio Terrace and some of the high class residence parks down the Peninsula. We stand behind not only the successful development of this property, but the advertising and sales campaign will be followed up in the same vigorous and successful way that has made this firm the leading realty factor in San Francisco for over thirty years."

	Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the 1915 Pan Pacific Exposition, Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.

	~~''--Mae Silver''~~

	[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1913.jpg]]		[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1913.jpg]]
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	'''Westwood Village on the southern slopes of Mt. Davidson in 1995. Miramar Avenue is the street going down the hill.'''		'''Westwood Village on the southern slopes of Mt. Davidson in 1995. Miramar Avenue is the street going down the hill.'''

	~~Contributors to this page include~~:		''Photos: Greg Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA''

	~~''Gaar Collection~~,San Francisco,~~CA - Publisher or Photographer ''~~		Baldwin and Howell summarized the quality of their 280 acre park: "This tract is a typical Baldwin and Howell product, in keeping with the same high class policy that developed Presidio Terrace and some of the high class residence parks down the Peninsula. We stand behind not only the successful development of this property, but the advertising and sales campaign will be followed up in the same vigorous and successful way that has made this firm the leading realty factor in San Francisco for over thirty years."

			[[Image:Westwood-highlands1963.jpg]]

			Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the [[SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition\|1915 Pan Pacific Exposition]], Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.

	~~Gaar Collection,San Francisco,CA~~ - ~~Publisher or Photographer~~		''--Mae Silver''

	~~Carlsson - Publisher or Photographer~~

	~~Silver,Mae - Writer~~		[[30th and Castro South\| Prev. Document]] [[A Jail that Became a College \| Next Document]]

	[[~~30th and Castro South Prev. Document~~]] [[~~A Jail that Became a College Next Document~~]]		[[category:Glen Park]] [[category:OMI/Ingleside]] [[category:1910s]] [[category:1920s]] [[category:1930s]] [[category:1990s]]

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	'''Westwood Village in 1929.'''		'''Westwood Village in 1929.'''

			''Photo: Greg Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA''

	[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1913.jpg]]		[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1913.jpg]]

	'''Westwood Village on southern slopes of Mt. Davidson, looking north along Miramar Avenue in 1913.'''		'''Westwood Village on southern slopes of Mt. Davidson, looking north along Miramar Avenue in 1913.'''

			''Photo: Greg Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA''

	[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1995.jpg]]		[[Image:glenpark$westwood-village-1995.jpg]]
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	'''Westwood Village on the southern slopes of Mt. Davidson in 1995. Miramar Avenue is the street going down the hill.'''		'''Westwood Village on the southern slopes of Mt. Davidson in 1995. Miramar Avenue is the street going down the hill.'''

	''~~Photos~~: Greg Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA''		''Photo: Greg Gaar Collection, San Francisco, CA''

	Baldwin and Howell summarized the quality of their 280 acre park: "This tract is a typical Baldwin and Howell product, in keeping with the same high class policy that developed Presidio Terrace and some of the high class residence parks down the Peninsula. We stand behind not only the successful development of this property, but the advertising and sales campaign will be followed up in the same vigorous and successful way that has made this firm the leading realty factor in San Francisco for over thirty years."		Baldwin and Howell summarized the quality of their 280 acre park: "This tract is a typical Baldwin and Howell product, in keeping with the same high class policy that developed Presidio Terrace and some of the high class residence parks down the Peninsula. We stand behind not only the successful development of this property, but the advertising and sales campaign will be followed up in the same vigorous and successful way that has made this firm the leading realty factor in San Francisco for over thirty years."

	[[Image:Westwood-highlands1963.jpg]]		[[Image:Westwood-highlands1963.jpg]]

			'''Westwood highlands 1963.'''

	Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the [[SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition\|1915 Pan Pacific Exposition]], Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.		Westwood Park landscape designers and gardeners were the MacRorie-McLaren Company. The Mason-McDuffie Company planted flowers and low shrubs in the centers of Miramar Avenue and Monterey Boulevard. The noted architect of the [[SAILING TO BYZANTIUM: 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition\|1915 Pan Pacific Exposition]], Louis Christian Mullgardt, designed the entrance gates and 128 lamp posts. John M. Punnett handled the engineering features. To insure a uniformity conducive to a park setting, buyers chose bungalows and houses from a book prepared by the contracting firm, Barrett and Hilp. Houses complete with lots started at $3000.