A Victorian house that is 139 years old was moved through the streets of San Francisco on Sunday (February 21).

Crowds lined the streets as the 5,170-square-foot was transported on the back of a truck through the city.

The house now sits on a lot in Fulton Street as a 47-unit apartment complex is set to be built on the original location in Franklin Street.

This footage was filmed and produced 21 February 2021.
Moving a 139 year old Victorian building from Franklin Street to Fulton Street, California, 30’Wx50’Hx80’L estimated 80-90 tons. The 1880s grand Victorian was picked up and moved six blocks. Giant dollies carried it about one mile an hour and it cost roughly $400,000 dollars to move the home. According to the San Francisco Historical Society, it’s been almost 50 years since a Victorian was last relocated within the city. These videos were taken from the Hayward Playground on Golden Gate Ave.

This footage was filmed and produced 21 February 2021.
Moving a 139 year old Victorian building from Franklin Street to Fulton Street, California, 30’Wx50’Hx80’L estimated 80-90 tons. The 1880s grand Victorian was picked up and moved six blocks. Giant dollies carried it about one mile an hour and it cost roughly $400,000 dollars to move the home. According to the San Francisco Historical Society, it’s been almost 50 years since a Victorian was last relocated within the city. These videos were taken from the Hayward Playground on Golden Gate Ave.