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All decisions

24 Board decisions about Memorial Museum, in date order. Each links to its printed page.

  • Recorder Edmond Godchaux's action transferring a damaged Washington painting to the Memorial Museum was approved.
    29 Aug 1921passedJournal 1921 ↗
  • Sealed proposals for 24 showcases for the Memorial Museum in Golden Gate Park were received and referred to the Supplies Committee.
    13 Nov 1928referredJournal 1928 ↗
  • J. W. Bender Roofing & Paving Co. was paid $692.00 for roofing the deYoung Memorial Museum.
    24 Dec 1928passedJournal 1928, p. 2710 ↗
  • J. W. Bender Roofing & Paving Co. was paid $692.00 for roofing the deYoung Memorial Museum.
    3 Jan 1929outcome not readJournal 1929, p. 15 ↗
  • Frank J. Reilly was paid $24,710.25 as a sixth payment on the M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum addition.
    25 Nov 1929outcome not readJournal 1929, p. 2217 ↗
  • Payment claim of $1,299.34 to contractor Frank J. Reilly, twelfth payment on the deYoung Memorial Museum.
    26 May 1930outcome not readJournal 1930, p. 1329 ↗
  • Supervisors passed an emergency ordinance moving $3,680 to create and eliminate museum gallery positions at the deYoung Memorial Museum.
    18 Nov 1940passedJournal 1940, p. 2596 ↗
  • The M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum budget was approved, with two curator posts allowed instead of three requested.
    18 May 1945passedJournal 1945, p. 1001 ↗
  • The Board approved the M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum budget with the Finance Committee's reductions, by 11 votes.
    18 May 1948passedJournal 1948, p. 347 ↗
  • Board of Trustees of the M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum authorized to accept a $1,000 gift from Archer M. Huntington.
    23 Aug 1948passedJournal 1948, p. 584 ↗
  • The M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum's 1949 budget was adopted after the Board cut several line items.
    17 May 1949passedJournal 1949, p. 383 ↗
  • Ordinance appropriating $15,000 for a [name withheld] sculpture exhibition at the deYoung Memorial Museum passed for second reading.
    7 Apr 1952passed first readingJournal 1952, p. 265 ↗
  • $15,000 appropriated to the deYoung Memorial Museum for a [name withheld] sculpture and art exhibition, finally passed.
    21 Apr 1952passedJournal 1952, p. 308 ↗
  • A $1,300 appropriation for coved ceilings in the deYoung Memorial Museum's period rooms passed for second reading.
    28 Apr 1952passed first readingJournal 1952, p. 338 ↗
  • $1,300 appropriated to the deYoung Memorial Museum for coved ceilings in period rooms; finally passed.
    12 May 1952passedJournal 1952, p. 379 ↗
  • The Board passed on first reading an appropriation of $1,590 for temporary salaries at the deYoung Memorial Museum.
    12 May 1952passed first readingJournal 1952, p. 382 ↗
  • M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum budget adopted after amendment cutting several salary items.
    15 May 1953passedJournal 1953, p. 384 ↗
  • Gift of $20,000 accepted for construction of a new wing at the M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum.
    1 Mar 1954passedJournal 1954, p. 199 ↗
  • M.H. deYoung Memorial Museum budget adopted after amendment, with some line items cut and a $12,959 supplemental item added.
    15 May 1954passedJournal 1954, p. 416 ↗
  • Supervisors considered an emergency $3,100 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for deYoung Memorial Museum fuel and supplies.
    15 Nov 1954outcome not readJournal 1954, p. 840 ↗
  • The Board of Trustees of the M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum may make an additional use of an anonymous donor's gift money.
    15 Nov 1954passedJournal 1954, p. 839 ↗
  • Emergency $3,500 appropriation for M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum's heat, light, power and fuel was referred to Finance Committee.
    30 Jan 1956referredJournal 1956, p. 60 ↗
  • The Board adopted the M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum budget after the Finance Committee cut the tower, janitor and flag pole items.
    16 May 1956amendedJournal 1956, p. 283 ↗
  • The M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum receives $915 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for fuels and lubricants.
    17 Feb 1958passedJournal 1958, p. 91 ↗