Located immediately west of the Spreckels Organ Pavilion, on the south side of the Panama-California Exposition's Via de los Estados, was the Alameda and Santa Clara Counties Building. Designed in a simple Spanish-Colonial style, the tile-roofed building featured a gabled and ornamented entrance portal, surmounted by a deeply-set arched window. The plain walls of the structure contained numerous pairs of flat-arched windows, with a heavy cornice located above. The interior housed fine displays of products from the California counties of Alameda and Santa Clara.Saturday, February 21, 2009
San Diego 1915: Alameda and Santa Clara Counties Building.....
Located immediately west of the Spreckels Organ Pavilion, on the south side of the Panama-California Exposition's Via de los Estados, was the Alameda and Santa Clara Counties Building. Designed in a simple Spanish-Colonial style, the tile-roofed building featured a gabled and ornamented entrance portal, surmounted by a deeply-set arched window. The plain walls of the structure contained numerous pairs of flat-arched windows, with a heavy cornice located above. The interior housed fine displays of products from the California counties of Alameda and Santa Clara.
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