St. Francis Wood is a master-planned neighborhood designed around wide, curving streets that lack any overhead utility lines. Established in nineteen twelve by the Mason-McDuffie Company on land formerly owned by Adolph Sutro, the area was developed as a residence park to reflect the City Beautiful movement. The Olmsted Brothers laid out the site, integrating curvilinear roads and landscaped medians to match the natural topography of the land.
St. Francis Wood Historic District
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