In the 1880s, Adolph Sutro built a 22-acre San Francisco estate filled with hundreds of statues and opened its gardens to the public; the mansion was later demolished and the land became a park

• The property belonged to Adolph Sutro, a former mayor and entrepreneur who envisioned a cultural retreat where city residents could stroll among art, gardens and ocean views.
• For decades, the grounds of Sutro Heights were open to the public, drawing visitors who wandered past marble figures and manicured lawns b