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Haas-Lilienthal House

20
Aug
Special City email header banner featuring heirloom tomatoes and a housing project emerging from envelopes.

Preservation isn't NIMBYism

Combatting misconceptions about historic designation and housing, a tomato-centric recipe from a legacy business, and a guess-where reveal.
8 min read
03
Aug
Street sign for "Joice" with commemorative sign below it reading Tien Fuh Wu Way.

Open Doors to History

Clinker brick in Chinatown, empanadas, and a volunteer opportunity
8 min read
26
Jul
Early access events dispatch

Early access events dispatch

4 min read
01
Jul
250 years+ and futures for an iconic corner

250 years+ and futures for an iconic corner

Concepts to reimagine the corner of Haight and Ashbury and a legacy business inside an old firehouse
9 min read
01
Jun
A group of people inside a church with white archways, man in grey suit standing behind a podium featuring seal of the city of San Francisco.

“San Francisco does not have to choose between growth and preservation”

A landmark announcement, and the legacy business program gets the museum treatment
7 min read
04
May
A Site of National Significance in SOMA

A Site of National Significance in SOMA

A South of Market laundry that changed the course of civil rights in America, and join us in the restored Presidio Theatre for our June gala
7 min read
28
Apr
Archives Project logo in right-hand corner overlaid on photograph of SF Heritage archives in the attic of the Haas-Liliethal House.

Archives Project Update (we did it!)

You've helped us reach our campaign goal and meet our match!
2 min read
22
Apr
Banner header image showing open envelopes with items popping out of them: An ice cream sherbet neon blade sign and a multi-story Victorian home in black and white.

Sherbet Dreams and H Marks the Spot

An eclectic batch of proposed San Francisco landmarks, a legacy business secret treat, and the Where Am I? reveal.
9 min read
15
Apr
Archives Project logo in right-hand corner overlaid on photograph of SF Heritage archives in the attic of the Haas-Liliethal House.

Exciting Update on Archives Project

We've been offered matching funds if we reach our campaign goal!
2 min read
06
Apr
Black and white photograph of a two-story building with American flag flying in a top window. A 1920s car parked across the street. Header design text reads San Francisco Heritage.

Earthquakes & Car Barns

Disability history made in SF, and earthquake programs to commemorate the 120th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake and fire.
7 min read