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Apr 07, 2025
Apr 07, 2025
The House is Sold
On April 7, 2025, the house was sold for $6,000,000.Posted Date
Jun 18, 2025
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Apr 07, 2025
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May 16, 2019
May 16, 2019
1709 Broderick Street, San Francisco, CA, USA
More photos of the inside on Pop Sugar site from when it was for sale - see listing photos here: https://www.popsugar.com/home/full-house-house-san-francisco-pictures-46138978
1709 Broderick Street, San Francisco, CA, USA
More photos of the inside on Pop Sugar site from when it was for sale - see listing photos here: https://www.popsugar.com/home/full-house-house-san-francisco-pictures-46138978Posted Date
Jun 26, 2025
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May 16, 2019
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Jul 18, 2018
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A Tour Bus Ban is Passed
In 2018 the board of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency voted to approve a ban on vehicles that could hold nine or more passengers, their target being tour buses. Tourists had long been a nuisance in the neighborhood as they made their trek to take pictures of the iconic structure. Neighbors approved of the restriction but hoped that more could be done to reduce the traffic and crowds.
A Tour Bus Ban is Passed
In 2018 the board of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency voted to approve a ban on vehicles that could hold nine or more passengers, their target being tour buses. Tourists had long been a nuisance in the neighborhood as they made their trek to take pictures of the iconic structure. Neighbors approved of the restriction but hoped that more could be done to reduce the traffic and crowds.
Jul 18, 2018
A Tour Bus Ban is Passed
In 2018 the board of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency voted to approve a ban on vehicles that could hold nine or more passengers, their target being tour buses. Tourists had long been a nuisance in the neighborhood as they made their trek to take pictures of the iconic structure. Neighbors approved of the restriction but hoped that more could be done to reduce the traffic and crowds.Posted Date
Jun 21, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jul 18, 2018
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Dec 03, 2017
Dec 03, 2017
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Renovations Cause a Commotion
In 2017, Jeff Franklin obtained permits for renovations to the home's exterior. Franklin's neighbors, already annoyed at all the fans that stop by the house for pictures, believe that his intention is to bring the house back to its appearance as the exterior of the family home as seen in the TV show opening. Franklin's spokesperson told the reporter that they had done many things to slow the rate of tourists, but they could only do so much. The construction was necessary, she stated, to modernize the home and add earthquake protection.
Renovations Cause a Commotion
In 2017, Jeff Franklin obtained permits for renovations to the home's exterior. Franklin's neighbors, already annoyed at all the fans that stop by the house for pictures, believe that his intention is to bring the house back to its appearance as the exterior of the family home as seen in the TV show opening. Franklin's spokesperson told the reporter that they had done many things to slow the rate of tourists, but they could only do so much. The construction was necessary, she stated, to modernize the home and add earthquake protection.
Renovations Cause a Commotion
In 2017, Jeff Franklin obtained permits for renovations to the home's exterior. Franklin's neighbors, already annoyed at all the fans that stop by the house for pictures, believe that his intention is to bring the house back to its appearance as the exterior of the family home as seen in the TV show opening. Franklin's spokesperson told the reporter that they had done many things to slow the rate of tourists, but they could only do so much. The construction was necessary, she stated, to modernize the home and add earthquake protection.Posted Date
Jun 21, 2025
Historical Record Date
Dec 03, 2017
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The San Francisco Examiner
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May 27, 2016
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House is For Sale
In May of 2016, the San Francisco Examiner noted in a column of celebrity news that the house was for sale. The blog editor made the observation that the new owner can expect a lot of attention from fans! It lists the price as $4.1 million. It would later be sold to Jeff Franklin, the producer of the Full House television series.
House is For Sale
In May of 2016, the San Francisco Examiner noted in a column of celebrity news that the house was for sale. The blog editor made the observation that the new owner can expect a lot of attention from fans! It lists the price as $4.1 million. It would later be sold to Jeff Franklin, the producer of the Full House television series.
May 27, 2016
House is For Sale
In May of 2016, the San Francisco Examiner noted in a column of celebrity news that the house was for sale. The blog editor made the observation that the new owner can expect a lot of attention from fans! It lists the price as $4.1 million.It would later be sold to Jeff Franklin, the producer of the Full House television series.
Posted Date
Jun 21, 2025
Historical Record Date
May 27, 2016
Source Name
The San Francisco Examiner
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Sep 05, 1990
Sep 05, 1990
The House is Purchased
After having been listed for $745,000 in May of 1990, the house is sold for $725,000 in September.Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
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Sep 05, 1990
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Sep 01, 1987
Becoming the "Full House"
In 1987, the exterior of 1709 Broderick was chosen to represent the Tanner home, the residence of the characters on the TV show "Full House". Interior scenes were taped at the Warner Bros. Studios in Los Angeles.
Sep 01, 1987
Becoming the "Full House"
In 1987, the exterior of 1709 Broderick was chosen to represent the Tanner home, the residence of the characters on the TV show "Full House". Interior scenes were taped at the Warner Bros. Studios in Los Angeles.Posted Date
Jun 18, 2025
Historical Record Date
Sep 01, 1987
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House Beautiful
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Jan 01, 1986
Jan 01, 1986
1986 City Assessor Map
This is the map for Block 1048 as revised for 1986.Posted Date
Jun 26, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jan 01, 1986
Source Name
San Francisco City Planning Department
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Oct 08, 1972
The House is For Sale
1709 Broderick is listed as having an open house on October 8, 1972. The description reads "Row Victorian, 1883, artistically remodeled, 3 bedrooms, delightful formal garden, garage. $55,000."
Oct 08, 1972
The House is For Sale
1709 Broderick is listed as having an open house on October 8, 1972. The description reads "Row Victorian, 1883, artistically remodeled, 3 bedrooms, delightful formal garden, garage. $55,000."Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
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Oct 08, 1972
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Jan 05, 1969
Jan 05, 1969
Estate Sale
An estate sale is held at the house in January of 1969. Listed for sale are eight rooms of furniture including an Admiral Hi-Fi, original paintings, a Victorian dining table, and more. Also listed is a 1948 green Bentley "for quick sale--$2200/offer".
Estate Sale
An estate sale is held at the house in January of 1969. Listed for sale are eight rooms of furniture including an Admiral Hi-Fi, original paintings, a Victorian dining table, and more. Also listed is a 1948 green Bentley "for quick sale--$2200/offer".Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jan 05, 1969
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Feb 13, 1955
The House is Offered For Sale Again
Throughout the year of 1955 there are classified ads for the address. In some it's noted that the house would be "ideal to convert into flats." The price listed is $12,950.
Feb 13, 1955
The House is Offered For Sale Again
Throughout the year of 1955 there are classified ads for the address. In some it's noted that the house would be "ideal to convert into flats." The price listed is $12,950.Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
Historical Record Date
Feb 13, 1955
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Apr 01, 1950
Apr 01, 1950
1950 Census
On the 1950 census, William Boegershausen is listed as the sole occupant of 1709 Broderick Street.Posted Date
Jun 26, 2025
Historical Record Date
Apr 01, 1950
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US National Archives
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Jan 01, 1950
1950 Sanborn Map
This is the 1950 revision to the 1913 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map. For most of this era the Boegershausen family occupied the house. 1709 Broderick is on the block pictured on the upper left side of the map.
Jan 01, 1950
1950 Sanborn Map
This is the 1950 revision to the 1913 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map. For most of this era the Boegershausen family occupied the house. 1709 Broderick is on the block pictured on the upper left side of the map.Posted Date
Jun 26, 2025
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Jan 01, 1950
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Library of Congress
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Jan 01, 1946
Jan 01, 1946
1946 City Assessor Map
This is the map of the property as drawn up by the City Assessor. The Boegershausen family is shown to be living there at the time.
1946 City Assessor Map
This is the map of the property as drawn up by the City Assessor. The Boegershausen family is shown to be living there at the time.Posted Date
Jun 26, 2025
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Jan 01, 1946
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San Francisco Planning Department
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Nov 06, 1941
William Boegershausen’s Getting Married!
William Boegershausen, 40, listed 1709 Broderick Street as his address for his marriage license to Marjorie Sherpardson, 30.
Nov 06, 1941
William Boegershausen’s Getting Married!
William Boegershausen, 40, listed 1709 Broderick Street as his address for his marriage license to Marjorie Sherpardson, 30.Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
Historical Record Date
Nov 06, 1941
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Apr 10, 1940
Apr 10, 1940
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1940 Census
On the 1940 census, Conrad Boegershausen and his wife Lucille are living at 1709 Broderick Street. Also living in the household is Conrad's brother William, although he was listed as a ship's carpenter, doing "marine work", so it's possible that it was his address only occasionally.
1940 Census
On the 1940 census, Conrad Boegershausen and his wife Lucille are living at 1709 Broderick Street. Also living in the household is Conrad's brother William, although he was listed as a ship's carpenter, doing "marine work", so it's possible that it was his address only occasionally.
1940 Census
On the 1940 census, Conrad Boegershausen and his wife Lucille are living at 1709 Broderick Street. Also living in the household is Conrad's brother William, although he was listed as a ship's carpenter, doing "marine work", so it's possible that it was his address only occasionally.Posted Date
Jun 26, 2025
Historical Record Date
Apr 10, 1940
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US National Archives
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Aug 17, 1939
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Ernestine Boegershausen Death Notice
In 1939, Ernestine, the matriarch of the Boegershausen family, passed away at the age of 74. Her children are listed as Mrs. Mathilda Weltz, Mrs. Sophie Allen, Mrs. Augusta Whitten, John Berger, Ernest, William, and Conrad Boegershausen.
Ernestine Boegershausen Death Notice
In 1939, Ernestine, the matriarch of the Boegershausen family, passed away at the age of 74. Her children are listed as Mrs. Mathilda Weltz, Mrs. Sophie Allen, Mrs. Augusta Whitten, John Berger, Ernest, William, and Conrad Boegershausen.
Aug 17, 1939
Ernestine Boegershausen Death Notice
In 1939, Ernestine, the matriarch of the Boegershausen family, passed away at the age of 74. Her children are listed as Mrs. Mathilda Weltz, Mrs. Sophie Allen, Mrs. Augusta Whitten, John Berger, Ernest, William, and Conrad Boegershausen.Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
Historical Record Date
Aug 17, 1939
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Jan 01, 1935
Jan 01, 1935
1935 City Assessor Map
The 1935 Assessor map for the city of San Francisco shows that the Boegershausen family occupied the house at the time.
1935 City Assessor Map
The 1935 Assessor map for the city of San Francisco shows that the Boegershausen family occupied the house at the time.Posted Date
Jun 26, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jan 01, 1935
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San Francisco City Planning Department
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Apr 05, 1930
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1930 Census
On the 1930 census, the Boegershausen matriarch is listed as the head of household. Her name was Ernestine, although it was written as "A" on the census sheet, presumably because her name would not fit on the line of the form. Her sons John, William, and Conrad were still living in the house with her.
1930 Census
On the 1930 census, the Boegershausen matriarch is listed as the head of household. Her name was Ernestine, although it was written as "A" on the census sheet, presumably because her name would not fit on the line of the form. Her sons John, William, and Conrad were still living in the house with her.
Apr 05, 1930
1930 Census
On the 1930 census, the Boegershausen matriarch is listed as the head of household. Her name was Ernestine, although it was written as "A" on the census sheet, presumably because her name would not fit on the line of the form. Her sons John, William, and Conrad were still living in the house with her.Posted Date
Jun 26, 2025
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Apr 05, 1930
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May 28, 1929
May 28, 1929
Augusta Boegershausen’s Getting Married!
Daughter Augusta lists the home address when she applied for a marriage license. Both she and her fiancé, Virgil Whitten, are 24.
Augusta Boegershausen’s Getting Married!
Daughter Augusta lists the home address when she applied for a marriage license. Both she and her fiancé, Virgil Whitten, are 24.Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
Historical Record Date
May 28, 1929
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San Francisco Bulletin
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Aug 19, 1926
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John "Bughouse" Boegershausen
In 1926 John Boegershausen applied for a legal name change. He ran a hardware store and customers would shorten his name to "Bughouse". Embarrassed by this, he requested a change to John Berger, which was granted. The rest of the family stuck with Boegershausen, even those in business. The Boegershausen Hardware Store would continue to operate for many years, even with the difficult name.
John "Bughouse" Boegershausen
In 1926 John Boegershausen applied for a legal name change. He ran a hardware store and customers would shorten his name to "Bughouse". Embarrassed by this, he requested a change to John Berger, which was granted. The rest of the family stuck with Boegershausen, even those in business. The Boegershausen Hardware Store would continue to operate for many years, even with the difficult name.
Aug 19, 1926
John "Bughouse" Boegershausen
In 1926 John Boegershausen applied for a legal name change. He ran a hardware store and customers would shorten his name to "Bughouse". Embarrassed by this, he requested a change to John Berger, which was granted.The rest of the family stuck with Boegershausen, even those in business. The Boegershausen Hardware Store would continue to operate for many years, even with the difficult name.
Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
Historical Record Date
Aug 19, 1926
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Jul 14, 1924
Jul 14, 1924
Sophia Boegershausen's Getting Married!
When applying for a marriage license, Sophia Boegershausen listed the house as her home. She is 21 and her fiancé, Wilbur Allen, is 26.
Sophia Boegershausen's Getting Married!
When applying for a marriage license, Sophia Boegershausen listed the house as her home. She is 21 and her fiancé, Wilbur Allen, is 26.Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
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Jul 14, 1924
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San Francisco Bulletin
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Mar 28, 1922
John Boegershausen Death Notice
Less than two years after purchasing the home, John Boegershausen died at the age of 55. He is survived by his wife Ernestine, and his children: Matilda Weltz and John, Ernest, Conrad, William, Sophia and Augusta Boegershausen.
Mar 28, 1922
John Boegershausen Death Notice
Less than two years after purchasing the home, John Boegershausen died at the age of 55. He is survived by his wife Ernestine, and his children: Matilda Weltz and John, Ernest, Conrad, William, Sophia and Augusta Boegershausen.Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
Historical Record Date
Mar 28, 1922
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The San Francisco Journal and Daily Journal of Commerce
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Sep 08, 1920
Sep 08, 1920
The Boegershausen Family Buys the Home
After years of being listed in classified ads as a rental, in 1920 the home was bought by John and Ernestine Boegershausen. The couple have seven children, many of which will use the address when applying for marriage licenses.
The Boegershausen Family Buys the Home
After years of being listed in classified ads as a rental, in 1920 the home was bought by John and Ernestine Boegershausen. The couple have seven children, many of which will use the address when applying for marriage licenses.Posted Date
Jun 19, 2025
Historical Record Date
Sep 08, 1920
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The Recorder (San Francisco, California)
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Jan 01, 1907
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Boegershausen Bros. Hardware Store
John Boegershausen, with his brother, opened Boegershausen Bros. Hardware Store in San Francisco. The business was also known for metal fabrication, and tower and steeple construction. The company would go on to provide construction of almost all the church steeples in San Francisco between 1906 and 1940. The schematic provided shows a chimney cap of Boegershausen's design. John Boegershausen and his family would eventually occupy the house at 1709 Broderick Street.
Boegershausen Bros. Hardware Store
John Boegershausen, with his brother, opened Boegershausen Bros. Hardware Store in San Francisco. The business was also known for metal fabrication, and tower and steeple construction. The company would go on to provide construction of almost all the church steeples in San Francisco between 1906 and 1940. The schematic provided shows a chimney cap of Boegershausen's design. John Boegershausen and his family would eventually occupy the house at 1709 Broderick Street.
Jan 01, 1907
Boegershausen Bros. Hardware Store
John Boegershausen, with his brother, opened Boegershausen Bros. Hardware Store in San Francisco. The business was also known for metal fabrication, and tower and steeple construction. The company would go on to provide construction of almost all the church steeples in San Francisco between 1906 and 1940. The schematic provided shows a chimney cap of Boegershausen's design.John Boegershausen and his family would eventually occupy the house at 1709 Broderick Street.
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Jun 26, 2025
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Jan 01, 1907
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Nov 14, 1905
Nov 14, 1905
O'Brien Gravestone
On November 14, 1905, Thomas B. O'Brien passed away. His wife, Mary, would follow him on February 28, 1909. Photo credit: Tom Brocher
O'Brien Gravestone
On November 14, 1905, Thomas B. O'Brien passed away. His wife, Mary, would follow him on February 28, 1909.Photo credit: Tom Brocher
Posted Date
Jun 18, 2025
Historical Record Date
Nov 14, 1905
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Find A Grave
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Jul 09, 1900
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O'Brien's Wrongful Imprisonment
Thomas O'Brien was thrown in jail by the Superintendent of the Mint in San Francisco after giving a political speech on the steps of the Mint. O'Brien brought the charges of false imprisonment against Mr. Leach, the superintendent, and was awarded a $25,000 judgement.
O'Brien's Wrongful Imprisonment
Thomas O'Brien was thrown in jail by the Superintendent of the Mint in San Francisco after giving a political speech on the steps of the Mint. O'Brien brought the charges of false imprisonment against Mr. Leach, the superintendent, and was awarded a $25,000 judgement.
Jul 09, 1900
O'Brien's Wrongful Imprisonment
Thomas O'Brien was thrown in jail by the Superintendent of the Mint in San Francisco after giving a political speech on the steps of the Mint. O'Brien brought the charges of false imprisonment against Mr. Leach, the superintendent, and was awarded a $25,000 judgement.Posted Date
Jun 18, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jul 09, 1900
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The San Francisco Call and Post
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Jun 12, 1894
Jun 12, 1894
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John O'Brien's Tragic Suicide
John O'Brien, Thomas O'Brien's "wayward" son, committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid at a nearby saloon. He left behind three notes, one which read: "Dear Sir--This is a clear case of suicide. Ill health and no money the cause. J. W. O'Brien." Another read: "If I had my health I would not care, but you know how it is without it." The last card was a listing of debts he owed that should be paid. In response, his father said: "I am not greatly surprised at this tragic affair." Thomas O'Brien had tried to help by giving him a job in a clerical role when he was tax collector. "He was impulsive and erratic, yet I never thought he would end his days in such a terrible manner...We will have his body brought home and the past shall be buried with the dead."
John O'Brien's Tragic Suicide
John O'Brien, Thomas O'Brien's "wayward" son, committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid at a nearby saloon. He left behind three notes, one which read: "Dear Sir--This is a clear case of suicide. Ill health and no money the cause. J. W. O'Brien." Another read: "If I had my health I would not care, but you know how it is without it." The last card was a listing of debts he owed that should be paid. In response, his father said: "I am not greatly surprised at this tragic affair." Thomas O'Brien had tried to help by giving him a job in a clerical role when he was tax collector. "He was impulsive and erratic, yet I never thought he would end his days in such a terrible manner...We will have his body brought home and the past shall be buried with the dead."
John O'Brien's Tragic Suicide
John O'Brien, Thomas O'Brien's "wayward" son, committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid at a nearby saloon. He left behind three notes, one which read: "Dear Sir--This is a clear case of suicide. Ill health and no money the cause. J. W. O'Brien." Another read: "If I had my health I would not care, but you know how it is without it." The last card was a listing of debts he owed that should be paid.In response, his father said: "I am not greatly surprised at this tragic affair." Thomas O'Brien had tried to help by giving him a job in a clerical role when he was tax collector. "He was impulsive and erratic, yet I never thought he would end his days in such a terrible manner...We will have his body brought home and the past shall be buried with the dead."
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Jun 18, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jun 12, 1894
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Oct 14, 1893
Missing City Funds!
After Thomas O'Brien left the office of tax collector, the incoming tax collector noted a shortage of over $5,000 from the cash accounts. O'Brien was a suspect of the crime, but he was later exonerated.
Oct 14, 1893
Missing City Funds!
After Thomas O'Brien left the office of tax collector, the incoming tax collector noted a shortage of over $5,000 from the cash accounts. O'Brien was a suspect of the crime, but he was later exonerated.Posted Date
Jun 18, 2025
Historical Record Date
Oct 14, 1893
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Sep 28, 1892
Sep 28, 1892
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Miss A. O'Brien, contest winner!
In 1892, the San Francisco Examiner ran a contest. "Souvenir pictures," tagged with serialized numbers (like on money), could be exchanged for prizes by recipients of a specific number. In September Thomas O'Brien's daughter won such a prize, a pair of Gamossi gloves from Moss' glove store.
Miss A. O'Brien, contest winner!
In 1892, the San Francisco Examiner ran a contest. "Souvenir pictures," tagged with serialized numbers (like on money), could be exchanged for prizes by recipients of a specific number. In September Thomas O'Brien's daughter won such a prize, a pair of Gamossi gloves from Moss' glove store.
Miss A. O'Brien, contest winner!
In 1892, the San Francisco Examiner ran a contest. "Souvenir pictures," tagged with serialized numbers (like on money), could be exchanged for prizes by recipients of a specific number. In September Thomas O'Brien's daughter won such a prize, a pair of Gamossi gloves from Moss' glove store.Posted Date
Jun 18, 2025
Historical Record Date
Sep 28, 1892
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Nov 01, 1888
Thomas B. O'Brien, Tax Collector
In 1888 O'Brien is elected tax collector for the city of San Francisco. He would be re-elected in 1890. He ran again in 1892 but was defeated.
Nov 01, 1888
Thomas B. O'Brien, Tax Collector
In 1888 O'Brien is elected tax collector for the city of San Francisco. He would be re-elected in 1890. He ran again in 1892 but was defeated.Posted Date
Jun 18, 2025
Historical Record Date
Nov 01, 1888
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The San Francisco Examiner
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Jan 01, 1883
Jan 01, 1883
The House Is Built
In 1883 the house was built by Charles Lewis Hinkel. The politician Thomas B. O'Brien and his family move into the house.
The House Is Built
In 1883 the house was built by Charles Lewis Hinkel. The politician Thomas B. O'Brien and his family move into the house.Posted Date
Jun 18, 2025
Historical Record Date
Jan 01, 1883
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