This cabin is an example of a continued fondness for the rustic forms and images of pioneer America. The Eastman Collection contains many historic photos of Davis and other Central Valley communities. In 1868, the California Pacific Railroad built a branch north from Davisville to Yuba City off its main line between Vallejo and Sacramento. The Depot is listed on the National Register of Historic Places . An attractive example of Commercial architecture of the late 1920's.
Ornamentation primarily consists of integral patterns in the brick.
Built by J.B. Anderson, first mayor of Davis, to house the newly formed Bank of Davis. The direct simplicity of its style reflect the influences of Louis H. Sullivan, a landmark American architect of the Prairie School. This Spanish Colonial Revival style building originally housed all city administrative offices and the Police and Fire Departments. The Eastman Collection contains many historic photos of Davis and other Central Valley communities. This small Classical Revival building establishes a massive scale through its careful proportion.