3 January 2009
Depot and Courthouse
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National Register #75000457
Southern Pacific Depot
5th and I Streets
Sacramento
The architectural firm of Bliss & Faville designed the Sacramento Southern Pacific Depot
built on land once known as the China Slough (California Landmark 594).
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Some buildings designed by Bliss & Faville:
- 1906: Residence, 3001 Pacific Avenue
- 1907: St. Francis Hotel, 335 Powell Street
- 1908: Bank of California, 400 California Street
- 1908: Residence, 3540 Washington Street
- 1909: Residence, 18 Presidio Terrace
- 1910: Geary Theater, 415 Geary Street
- 1910: Savings Union Bank, 1 Grant Avenue
- 1910: Rialto Building, 116 New Montgomery
- 1912: James Leary Flood Mansion, 2222 Broadway
- 1912: University Club, 800 Powell Street
- 1913: Masonic Temple, 25 Van Ness Avenue
- 1914: Richmond Branch of the Carnegie Library, 351 9th Avenue
- 1914: Residence, 2990 Vallejo Street
- 1916: Southern Pacific Headquarters, 1 Market Street
- 1916: Metropolitan Club, 640 Sutter Street
- 1916: Southern Pacific Building, 1 Market Street
- 1917: Residence, 2100 Broadway
- 1918: Residence, 2332 Baker Street
- 1918: United States Post Office, Willows
- 1920: Hallidie Plaza Branch of Bank of Italy, 1 Powell Street
- 1921-1925: Residence, 1950-1960 Jackson Street
- 1923: Matson Building, 215 Market Street
- 1926: Southern Pacific Depot, Sacramento
- 1926, California State Building, 350 McAllister Street
The Encyclopedia of San Francisco has a biography of Walter Danforth Bliss |
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The highrise building east of the depot is the United States Courthouse designed by Nacht
& Lewis Architects which was founded in 1922 by Leonard F. Starks who designed several
notable Sacramanto building including the Elks Building, C.K. McClatchy High School
and the Post Office on I Street.
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