San Francisco Columbarium

The San Francisco Columbarium is a neoclassical urn repository built in the late 19th century that survives as a rare example of funerary architecture in the city. The building features a domed rotunda, ornate terra-cotta details, and stained-glass windows, and it was restored and returned to active use after periods of neglect. The site documents changing attitudes toward cremation and memorial architecture in San Francisco's urban fabric.