All decisions
24 Board decisions about Larkin Hall, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Pacific Horticultural Society was granted free use of Larkin Hall in the Exposition Auditorium for a flower show, subject to a $15 overhead payment.
- The San Mateo Kennel Club was granted use of Larkin Hall in the Exposition Auditorium on October 28, 1916.
- The Board granted the Children's Pets Exhibition use of Larkin Hall in the Exposition Auditorium for February 1917.
- The Board granted the Golden Gate Kennel Club rental of Larkin Hall in the Exposition Auditorium for a kennel show.
- The Civic League of Improvement Clubs was granted free use of Larkin Hall in the Auditorium for an October 1917 candidates convention.
- The Board granted the Boy Scouts of America free use of Larkin Hall in the Auditorium for a general meeting.
- Red Cross given free use of Larkin Hall for a lecture
- Golden Gate Kennel Club was granted permission to rent Larkin Hall in the Auditorium for a kennel show, adopted.
- Free use of Larkin Hall granted to the United Spanish-American War Veterans on June 8, 1918, upon payment of overhead charges.
- Allied War Exposition granted permission to rent Larkin Hall in the Auditorium from July 7 to 21, 1918.
- Manila Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, was granted use of Larkin Hall on November 9, 1918 for a dance.
- The Board let the Greek American Patriotic Association and Mayor Rolph's Welcome Home Committee use Larkin Hall.
- The Board granted the Memorial Day Committee free use of Larkin Hall for religious services on May 25, 1919.
- Armenian Republic Celebration Committee was granted use of Larkin Hall auditorium on May 28, 1920.
- Three groups were granted permission to use Auditorium halls for July and August 1920 events, with deposits paid.
- The American Legion was granted Larkin Hall in the Auditorium for an August 5, 1920 reception.
- Girls' Recreation and Home Club granted use of Larkin Hall in the Auditorium for a rummage sale, October 26-28, 1920.
- The City and County granted Larkin Hall for a July 25, 1921 reception honouring Major-General Chas. P. Summerall.
- The Board granted the City use of Larkin Hall at the Auditorium for a reception to the 363rd Infantry Regiment.
- Richardson Campaign Committee was granted use of Larkin Hall in the Auditorium on November 1, 1922 for a mass meeting.
- Supervisor Hayden introduced a resolution proposing that the Golden Gate Kennel Club use Larkin Hall for a kennel show.
- Resolution would let the Mizpah Charity Club use Larkin Hall in the Auditorium for an April 12, 1924 rummage sale.
- The city approved a $107.50 refund of a hall deposit to [name withheld], whose Larkin Hall booking was cancelled after an accident.
- Renaming Larkin Hall for [name withheld] sent to committee