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National Register of Historic Places in Yolo County, California
 
IOOF Building in Woodland, California
11 August 2001
(Click Photo To Enlarge)
National Register #82002284
I.O.O.F. Building
723 Main Street
Woodland
Built 1905

In 1905, the 207 members of Woodland Lodge #111, International Order of the Odd Fellows, paid $36,532 to Woodland contractor William Henry Curson to build this three-story Mission Revival building between Main Street and Dead Cat Alley. The third floor and part of the second floor were used by the Odd Fellows for their lodge and social hall. The rest of the building contained the Woodland Business College and stores.

A ten-foot deep arched arcade which provided a grand entranceway to the building was enclosed in 1986 and converted to offices.

This building contributes to the Downtown Woodland Historic District.

 
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