Jackson Square, San Francisco

Jackson Square Historic District is bounded approximately by Broadway on the north, Washington Street on the south, Columbus Ave. on the west and Sansome Street on the east. However, according to a 2006 definition by the city mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services, the area forms part of the North Beach neighborhood. ==History==

Jackson Square encompasses the northeastern part of the former Barbary Coast red light district. It contains several buildings that survived the 1906 earthquake. == Notable buildings and historical locations ==

• Colombo Building, 1-21 Columbus Avenue • Fugazi Bank Building, 4 Columbus Avenue • Grogan-Lent-Atherton Building, 400 Jackson Street • Ghirardelli Building, 407 Jackson Street • Hotaling Building, 451 Jackson Street • Hotaling Annex East, 445 Jackson Street • Hotaling Annex West, 463–473 Jackson Street • Belli Building, 722–728 Montgomery Street • Genella Building, 726–728 Montgomery Street • California Masonic Lodge No. 1, 728 Montgomery Street • Golden Era Building, 732–734 Montgomery Street • First Jewish religious services in San Francisco, 735 Montgomery Street • Bank of Lucas, Turner & Co., NE corner of Montgomery and Jackson ==References==