the bar was opened in late december, 1984 by scott ellsworth. the building reconstructed and the immediate apt -- aftermath of the earthquake and is believed to have solved -- held a neighborhood bar since its construction in 1910. the intention for the part was to create a true community-wide public health. they resisted making physical changes to the bar is a city in the neighborhood change, making patrons appreciate uptown as an anchor to the mission. when ellsworth passed away suddenly and april 2014, his sister, executor as his estate, understood her brother wanted the business to be a community gathering spot and she made it possible for the four long-term employees at the close friends to buy uptown and continue its neighborhood character and place in the mission. staff supports the application and we are recommending the following features to be safeguarded. the full table at the lounge area, the jukebox, the stained-glass window above the bar, a large canvas painting, and other works by local artists , the exterior sign, the december cr

it opened in late 1984 by scott ellsworth who encouraged conversation and debate. uptown became a favorite location for reading and discussion groups and the regulars of the bar call themselves uptown. scott resisted making physical changes to the bar as the city and neighborhood changed. making uptownen anchor to the mission's past. scott passed away in 2014. his sister as executor of the estate sold the bar to several long-term employees and close friend of scott's. the current uptown ownership is sensitive to the institutional importance of neighborhood taverns. item 3e is wah mei school. the business located on 19th avenue. it's a nonprofit organization providing bilingual english education and early care program for children in san francisco. wah mei holds historic significance as longest serving bilingual school in the city. in 50% of enrollment is reserved for children about low income families with subsidized tuition. wah mei operates four programs for children and youth, preschool, weekend, chinese school, after school program and summer camp. they served m