Presidio Terrace

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Presidio Terrace in San Francisco is a community created for wealthy residents to live after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, next to the newly wooded Presidio. Presidio Terrace was originally intended for white people only: "There is only one spot in San Francisco where only Caucasians are permitted to buy or lease real estate or where they may reside. That place is Presidio Terrace." (advertisement), a policy which was later removed. Architectural styles included Beaux Arts, Mission Revival, and Tudor Revival.

Neighborhoods in San Francisco, California
Alamo Square • Anza Vista • Balboa Park • Bernal Heights • The Castro • Chinatown • Civic Center • Cole Valley • Crocker-Amazon • Diamond Heights • Dogpatch • Duboce Triangle • Embarcadero • Eureka Valley • Excelsior • Fillmore • Financial District • Fisherman's Wharf • Forest Hill • Glen Park • Golden Gate Park • Haight-Ashbury • Hayes Valley • Hunters Point • Japantown • Little Saigon • Lower Haight • Marina District • Mission Bay • Mission District • Mount Davidson • Nob Hill • Noe Valley • North Beach • Ocean Beach • Pacific Heights • Park Merced • Potrero Hill • Presidio of San Francisco • Richmond District • Russian Hill • Sea Cliff • South of Market (SoMa) • St. Francis Wood • Sunset District • Telegraph Hill • The Tenderloin • Theater District • Treasure Island • Twin Peaks • Union Square • Visitacion Valley • Western Addition • West Portal • Westwood Highlands • Westwood Park • Yerba Buena Island
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