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Title: Exterior view of the Sate Printing Office at 15th and L Streets
Date Created and/or Issued: 1900
Contributing Institution: Center for Sacramento History
Collection: Center for Sacramento History Photo Collection
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Description: Exterior view of the Sate Printing Office at 15th and L Streets. Originally built in 1872 as a governor's mansion, but Governor Newton Booth thought being a single man, the mansion was too large and he never lived there. It was converted to the printing office and was destroyed in 1922.
Type: Image
Identifier: 64CFCA83-D0E2-4693-BE3F-814128210218
1998/722/2765
Subject: California State Printing Office

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