While this building may have a cool history, it doesn’t look like it was built to “go the distance” and it served its purpose until it wasn’t need any longer. Not a real loss architecturally.
JohnPlayerSpecialRedsays
When exactly was it demolished? So much people must have passed through it over the years. Shame it’s gone.
EDIT: Deleted word.
CoffeePorterStoutsays
San Francisco: Protect our neighborhood character! No tall Buildings! No Apartments! No New Housing!
Lots of people looking for jobs: *keep moving to San Francisco*
Also San Francisco: Why is my rent increasing!?!?!?!
Celeste_Minervasays
Isn’t this in SF proper? San Bruno Ave?
sussoutthemoonsays
This is very interesting. I never heard of Mile Houses before.
bbddbdb says
While this building may have a cool history, it doesn’t look like it was built to “go the distance” and it served its purpose until it wasn’t need any longer. Not a real loss architecturally.
JohnPlayerSpecialRed says
When exactly was it demolished? So much people must have passed through it over the years. Shame it’s gone.
EDIT: Deleted word.
CoffeePorterStout says
San Francisco: Protect our neighborhood character! No tall Buildings! No Apartments! No New Housing!
Lots of people looking for jobs: *keep moving to San Francisco*
Also San Francisco: Why is my rent increasing!?!?!?!
Celeste_Minerva says
Isn’t this in SF proper? San Bruno Ave?
sussoutthemoon says
This is very interesting. I never heard of Mile Houses before.
Here’s some info on what they were
[wiki](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peninsula_Mile_Houses)
[article](https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/local/mile-houses-of-the-peninsula/article_31314b99-255a-5ac7-9a83-90cf1fb646a5.html)