*** About Painted Ladies: The Painted Ladies of San Francisco are a celebrated ensemble of Victorian houses located along Steiner Street, bordering Alamo Square Park. These structures were constructed between 1892 and 1896, embodying the architectural style of the period with their exquisitely detailed facades and vibrant colors. The term "Painted Ladies" refers typically to Victorian and Edwardian houses painted in three or more colors to enhance their architectural details. Over time, they have become a symbol of architectural beauty and historical preservation, frequently appearing in photographic montages that represent the city. These houses have also gained cultural significance through appearances in various films, TV shows, and advertisements, becoming a must-visit landmark that attracts millions of visitors each year.

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