Adams and Company Building

Adams and Company Building is a historic brick-and-granite building (with granite from quarries near present-day Folsom) in Sacramento, California associated with early communications, finance, and transportation services. The building is designated California Historical Landmark No. 607 and stands at 1014 2nd Street in Old Sacramento State Historic Park. Adams and Company ceased operations after its banker, Page, Bacon & Company, failed in 1855.Western Express, Pacific Express Company, October 1986, by Robert D. LivingstonAdams and Company Building, loc.gov

The Adams and Company Building has been used for:California Historical Landmark No. 607, californiahistoricallandmarks.com Adams and Company's express and banking house, 1853–1855. Alta Telegraph Company. California State Telegraph Company. Pacific Express Company, founded on March 1, 1855, by former Adams and Company employees; closed in 1857. California Stage Company. Sacramento City Bank, 1850, John M. Rhodes (Rhodes, Sturges & Co), with a Shasta branch; failed February 12, 1857.Sacramento City Bank, John M. Rhodes, stamps.org Wells Fargo & Co. offices in the 1850s. Central Overland (Pony Express) office in 1861. State Telephone Company. Western Union. Old Sac Leather Works, founded in 1983.

See also California Historical Landmarks in Sacramento County

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