Redstone Building

The Redstone Building, located in San Francisco's Mission District, is a historic site that has served as a labor temple and community center since its construction in 1914. Initially a hub for labor unions, it played a pivotal role in significant labor strikes, including the 1917 Streetcar Strike and the 1934 General Strike. The building features a striking steel frame with a brick facade and houses various organizations, reflecting the area's evolving demographics. Notably, it was home to Theatre Rhinoceros, the world's oldest queer theater, from 1981 to 2009. The building is adorned with vibrant murals that celebrate its rich history in labor and community activism, making it a fascinating destination for tourists and researchers alike.