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The Brune-Reutlinger house, in San Francisco was designed by Henry Geilfuss and built in 1886 by C. H. Weiss for Henry Brune, a saloon owner and liquor wholesaler. (1) The three-story Italianate house (Pl. V) has a double parlor, formal dining room, family dining room, conservatory, and kitchen on the second floor; five bedrooms and a large bathroom on the third floor; and a ballroom and servants quarters on the ground floor, which have now been somewhat reconfigured.
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In 1907 the Gallagher family, also merchants, purchased the house and many of the furnishings, to which they added arts and crafts objects. They also did a certain ...