Structure Type: built works - public buildings - schools - high schools

Designers: Miller and Pflueger, Architects (firm); James Rupert Miller (architect); Timothy Ludwig Pflueger (architect)

Dates: constructed 1934-1936

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600 32nd Avenue
Richmond, San Francisco, CA 94121

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Overview

The ground-breaking ceremony for George Washington High School in San Francisco, CA, occurred on 11/04/1934. Following nearly two years of work, done as a WPA project, the school opened on 08/04/1936. Citizens of San Francisco passed a education bond issue that paid part of the high school's $2 million cost, with a large portion of the money coming from FDR's New Deal Administration.

PCAD id: 20070