Augustus Laver, Willis Polk, George Kelham
The Pacific Union Building is an Italian Baroque mansion, built of Connecticut brownstone after original owner James Flood was impressed by the opulent brownstone residences of the New York City elite.
Built as the home of Comstock baron James Flood, the mansion was gutted in the 1906 fire and sold to the Pacific Union Club.
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Insurance Exchange Building | 433 California Street |
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Merchants Exchange Building | 465 California Street |
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Jessie Street Substation | 222-26 Jessie Street |
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Lincoln Realty Building | 9-41 Fifth Street |
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Bank of America World Headquarters | 555 California Street |
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Mutual Benefit Life Building | 1 California Street |
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Itel Building | 101 California Street |
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