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| A Bit of History... Constructed in 1917 by the Farmers and Merchants Bank, the Italian Renaissance Revival building was designed by prominent San Francisco architect, George W. Kelham, who also designed the St. Francis Hotel and San Francisco Library. The central lobby features Tennessee marble floors with walls and pillars covered with travertine marble from the region near Rome. Its coffered ceilings are 25 feet high and are ornamented with painted plaster. The upper floors have always been used as business offices. The local architectural firm of Wenell, Mattheis and Bowe currently occupies the ground floor. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.  Click to Enlarge Bank of Stockton Historical Photograph Collection |
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The California Building 
One of the most elegant historic buildings in downtown, this classic nine story office tower has a professional tenant mix on upper floors and the architect firm of Wenell Matheis & Bowe on the ground floor. The building has two elevators in the elegant lobby with an office directory. This building sits on the corner of Main and San Joaquin Streets, one of the busiest intersections in downtown. Right next door, is the Bob Hope Theatre and directly across from the San Joaquin County Courthouse. The location has a beautiful view to the west of Hunter Square and its flowing water fountain. Walking distance to banks, and downtown eateries. Convenient parking within the Central Parking District available. Easy cross-town freeway access.
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