The Tenderloin Museum in San Francisco is currently closed due to severe water damage. This damage occurred when water from the Cadillac Hotel flooded the museum. The museum is reaching out to the public for assistance in addressing this issue.
The flooding happened on June 27, causing the museum to close earlier in the summer. Further details about the incident and the museum's request for help can be found through local news sources, such as KRON4.
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