Haas - Lilienthal House -- Historic San Francisco Landmark
The video narrates the history and significance of the Haas‑Lilienthal House, a 140‑year‑old Queen Anne Victorian mansion in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights. Built in 1886 by architect Peter R. Schmidt, the 11,500‑square‑foot home survived the 1906 earthquake and fire, making it the only Pacific Heights mansion open to the public. After nearly 80 years of family occupancy, a descendant donated the house to the Foundation for SF Architectural Heritage; it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places and designated a national treasure. A meticulous restoration in 2018 preserved its historic character, and today the house operates as a museum and can be rented for events. The narrator invites viewers to follow for more Bay Area real‑estate content.
