1896
Tremont House was a residential hotel c.1876-1884. The 1876 directory lists it at 53 San Pablo Ave.; the 1877 directory lists it at 1311 San Pablo Ave. By 1887, it was known as Golden Eagle House and appears in directories through 1906. The ground floor had numerous commercial tenants.
In 1876, it was run by Thomas F. Towle. Residents included:
- John R. Adams. bridge superintendent for CPRR
- Samuel Bell, mail agent for CPRR
- Charles Blair, commercial agent
- James W. Boyer, clerk (SF)
- Mrs. Margaret Dunn
- Mrs. M. J. Farrington
- Miss _ Herbert, seamstress
- W.B. Merrill, brickmaker
- Thomas S. Towle, broker (SF)
- C.F. Wood, mail agent for CPRR
- Mrs. Laura Wright
In 1877, it was run by Mrs S. E. Atkinson and Miss M.C. Perkins. Besides the proprietors, residents included:
- Bernard Allen, carpenter
- John W. Atkinson
- John Hansa, carpenter
- Mrs. Asa W. Hebberd, dress and cloak maker
- Mrs. E. Switzer, dressmaker
- P. T. Twogood, grain dealer
- D. Yerxa, painter
In 1880, it was run by Berthold Gerhard. In 1884, no proprietor is listed.
By 1887, it was known as Golden Eagle House or Golden Eagle Lodging House, Charles Jurgens, proprietor. In 1889, Mrs. E. H. Ranlett was the proprietor. In 1892, Mrs. Lucretia and Mrs L. Williams were the proprietors.
By 1896, the address renumbering had changed the address to 213 San Pablo Ave. The 1909 directory simply lists it under "Furnished Rooms", run by Mrs. P.H. Ranlett. By 1914, it was back to Golden Eagle House at what was now 1615 San Pablo Avenue.
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