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California Mid-Century Modern Buildings (page 3)

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Sonoma Developmental Center
Eldridge, CA
The Sonoma Developmental Center has been around since the 1880s, serving people with developmental disabilities. I believe these additional buildings were built around 1956. [map]

Elk Grove:
Mr. Motorhome RV Center

Driftwood Dairy
El Monte, CA
The Driftwood Dairy was established in the 1920s. This retail store was built in 1961. It was originally known as the Driftyland Dairy-Port. The curbs are decorated with ceramic tiles of milk bottles and "Drifty the Cow", the company's mascot. In 2012, the upper panel of the sign was damaged by wind. The panel was removed and the sign was altered. The first photo above is from 2008; the second is from 2013. [map]

parking garage
Encino, CA
Sherwin-Williams Paint Store
Eureka, CA
This parking garage screen is located at the rear of the Ventura Woodley Building which was built in 1969. [map]

This Sherwin-Williams Paint Store building appears to be from the 1950s or 1960s. Does anyone know more about this building? [map]

Corner Post
Fall River Mills, CA
The Corner Post building is probably from the 1960s. The building has been vacant since at least 2021. [map]

Fort Bragg:
A Frame Expresso

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