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An old image of the Bartlet Building Annex, from a chamber of commerce publication in 1927. The original Bartlet building is immediately east, while the taller annex building was built in 1924, and designed by David J. Cameron & William M. Ralston.
Interesting to note that the Chamber of Commerce was once made up of eight different communities, and today, there seems to be little chance of any regional cooperation.
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where would this building be located at I don't recall seeing it
This building is located at the northeast corner of University Ave. and Pelissier St.
OH!! ok now i know which one it is love that corner balcony on the top floor
One of my fav places downtown (Ie this corner) it feels like a reall downtown with interesting architecture and neat shops. Too bad the present owners have neglected it.