Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Haas Lilienthal Historic House Museum. The History of the Haas and Lilienthal Families at 2007 Franklin Street – Haas and Lilienthal Family Tree (To help you follow family lines when reading this history) — William and Bertha Haas — Building the Haas-Lilienthal House — The Haas Children — The Lilienthal Family — The Great Earthquake and Fire — A New Generation Occupies the House — Heritage Receives House Donation William and Bertha Haas William Haas, a Bavarian-born wholesale grocery merchant. William Haas was born in the village of Reckendorf, Bavaria on April 24, 1849 to a large family of modest means. In 1865, a 16-year-old William and older brother Abraham sailed to New York City.
Bertha Haas in the upstairs study of the Haas-Lilienthal House. In 1880, William married Bertha Greenebaum, the 19-year-old daughter of Herman and Rosalie Greenebaum, a prominent German-Jewish family in San Francisco. Bertha and William Haas in Venice in 1911. Both William and Bertha led active social lives, particularly within the Jewish community. The Mechanical Musuem. Randall Museum. San Francisco Fire Department Museum ~ Home Page. The 1906 Fire index has been rebuilt with new information and photos. The additions include SFFD company actions, cisterns used, hydrants with water, known rescues, SF Call and LA Herald newspaper articles, Army, Insurance reports and several other reports. We've recently added new material to our In The Line Of Duty pages. Many news stories have been added in tribute to those who lost their lives. We've also added several Notable Fire Stories with in depth details about how these brave souls died. Wax Museum At Fisherman's Wharf | Wax Museum At Fisherman's Wharf.
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