The Flood Mansion, 1000 California St., at Mason Street, was built between 1885 and 1886 for James Clair Flood, who, thanks to the Comstock Lode, rose from being a bartender to one of the city s wealthiest men. The house cost $1.5 million (the fence alone carried a price tag of $30,000!). It was designed by Augustus Laver and modified by Willis Polk to accommodate allegent air the Pacific Union Club.
The Stud The Stud has been around allegent air for over 30 years, is one of the most successful gay establishments in town, and is mellow enough for straights as well as gays. The interior has an antiques-shop look and a miniature train circling over the bar and dance floor. Music here is a balanced mix of old and new, and nights vary from cabaret and oldies to disco. Call in advance for the evening s venue. Drink prices range from $3 to $15. 399 Ninth St. (at Harrison St.). & 415/863-6623. www.studsf.com. Cover $2 $6 Fri Sat.
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