Timothy L. Pflueger

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Timothy Ludwig Pflueger
Personal information
Name	Timothy Ludwig Pflueger
Nationality	American
Birth date	1892
Birth place	San Francisco, California
Date of death	1946
Work
Practice name	J. R. Miller and T. L. Pflueger
Significant buildings	Paramount Theatre Castro Theater Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Building Portola Valley church Transbay Terminal 450 Sutter Street

Timothy Ludwig Pflueger (b. 1892 d. 1946) was one of the most colorful artistic figures and prominent architects in the San Francisco Bay Area in the first half of the 20th century. Many monuments to his extraordinary style are scattered throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

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• A letter from Diego Rivera to Pflueger (undated)
• Timothy Pflueger's contributions to the art and architecture of the City Club of San Francisco
• Timothy Pflueger's sketches, renderings, and models collected at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
• The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Building at the Virtual Museum of the City of San Francisco