William Westerfeld House
William Westerfeld House, Victorian house in San Francisco.
The William Westerfeld House is an iconic Victorian house built in 1889.
Historically, it has been the residence of numerous notable people and varied counterculture movements.
Adored by locals, it encapsulates the cultural intersections between history, architecture, and society.
It's located at 1198 Fulton Street at the corner of Scott in San Francisco.
Known as 'the house that rye built,' it served as a film set for multiple productions.
Location: San Francisco
Inception: 1889
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