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This California Mission Revival-style structure was built by B. O. Curry in 1913 to house his insurance and real estate businesses. Curry came to California in 1874 and made his fortune in gold mines and timber in the Sierra Nevada. Between 1914 and 1920, the building was home to the Campbell Post Office, then served as the office of the Grower's National Bank. It has since housed a furniture store, an art gallery, and a restaurant.
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Campbell, California · United States
