The de Young Museum, formally the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, is a fine arts museum located in San Francisco, California, United States, named for early San Francisco newspaperman M. H. de Young. Wikipedia ↗
50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr · City-owned · 292,500 sq ft · District 7
Public domain · Mark MillerContracts and bonds
No payment, contract or bond in the City’s files names this place.
The City's Fine Arts Museums department runs it with the Legion of Honor: $23.6M adopted budget and 206 people paid $17.2M in FY2025.
In the archive
6 documents about it, at the Internet Archive.
2001The revised final environmental report, sent back to Planning by the Board of Supervisors in 2001 to correct errors in the shadow and visual analysis of the proposed tower's height.
New de Young Museum : revisions to final environmental impact reportFrom the Internet Archive — San Francisco Public Library ↗2000Comments and responses on the draft environmental impact report for the new de Young, issued by the Environmental Review Officer in November 2000.
New de Young Museum project : environmental impact report : draft summary of comments and responsesFrom the Internet Archive — San Francisco Public Library ↗2000The 2000 draft environmental report for demolishing and rebuilding the museum — eight buildings totalling about 230,000 sq ft, with the Asian Art Museum moving to the Civic Center.
New deYoung [sic] Museum : draft environmental impact reportFrom the Internet Archive — San Francisco Public Library ↗1997A 1997 consultant's analysis for the Fine Arts Museums, projecting how many people a new de Young would draw and what it would return to the city in sales and parking tax.
M.H. de Young Memorial Museum : visitorship, fiscal benefit and economic impact analysisFrom the Internet Archive — San Francisco Public Library ↗1 more document
—Annual reportOther cultural sites
