Description: Perched on the cliffs above Ocean Beach, this seaside attraction was built at the turn of the century. The Cliff House visitor complex offers displays of historical information about the area as well as restaurants and a coffee house and bar with fabulous views of the Pacific Ocean!
The first Cliff House was a modest structure built in 1863 by Masters Butler and Buckley. The guest register bore the names of three U.S. Presidents as well as prominent San Francisco families such as the Hearsts, Stanfords and Crockers who would drive their carriages out to Ocean Beach for horse racing and recreation. In 1881, the Cliff House was sold to Adolph Sutro, a self made millionaire, philanthropist and later a mayor of San Francisco. Seven years later, Sutro built a railroad to bring the general public to this seaside attraction. On Christmas Day 1894, the Cliff House was destroyed by fire.
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