National Register #78000756
Ferry Station Post Office Building
Embarcadero at Mission Street
Built 1915
The Mediterranean-style Ferry Station Post Office was designed by A. A. Pyle of the State Department of Engineering
and served as San Francisco's central post office from 1915 to 1925. Mail arrived by boat and was distributed by
streetcar. The prominent trim on the brick building is trompe l'oeil, not real stone.
Today, the building houses San Francisco's main Amtrak station, but no train stops here. Buses carry passengers
across San Francisco Bay to depots in Alameda County.
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