About Bergerot House 

Bergerot.com - Bergerot House

"The owners/occupants of the house were my great grandfather, Jean Andre, who passed away in 1932 at 88, and my great grandmother, Marie Louise, who passed away in 1930 at 95. My grandfather's (a.k.a. Bon Pere) sister, Marie Clotilde, lived there alone until she passed away in 1947 at 77. They were the only survivors of the six children born to their parents. The oldest, Albert, born in 1866, lived only 3-1/2 years, next came Bon Pere in 1867, who lived to 92, then Aunt Marie in 1870, followed by Auguste in 1872, who lived 1 day, Lucien in 1875, who lived 8 days, and last was Lucie in 1881, who lived 4-1/2 years. Life was a precious privilege in those days!" -Paul Bergerot

Origami Architecture Greeting Cards - Bergerot House

These beautiful greeting cards made by artist Joyce Aysta combine two ancient Japanese art forms; Origami, the art of folding paper, and Kurigami, the art of cutting paper. The Bergerot House card design is available in boxes of six cards or as part of the Bay Area Victorians collection.

Zillow.com - 3340 Washington St, San Francisco, CA 94118

Zillow is a free online real estate service dedicated to helping consumers by providing valuable tools and information. Their "Bird's Eye View" offers a closeup look at Bergerot House.

Here Today: San Francisco's Architectural Heritage 

Features Bergerot House on pages 150-151

Text by Roger Olmsted and T. H. Watkins.
Photos by Morley Baer and others.
San Francisco, Chronicle Books (1968)
xi, 334 p, illus, maps, 32 cm
LC Control Number 68057180

Here Today: San Francisco's Architectural Heritage

by Roger R. Olmsted, T.H. Watkins

1968 (Hardcover)

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Here Today: San Francisco's Architectural Heritage

by Roger R. Olmsted, T.H. Watkins

1969 (Hardcover)

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Here Today: San Francisco's Architectural Heritage

by Roger R. Olmsted, T.H. Watkins

1995 (Paperback)

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