The 16th Street Station in Oakland opened in 1912.
The building was designed by architect Jarvis Hunt and constructed for the Southern Pacific Railway.
Photo: "Waiting Game"
The 16th Street Station in Oakland opened in 1912.
Architect Jarvis Hunt designed the building, built by for the Southern Pacific Railway, and was the last Western stop on the trans-continental railway.
The plans for this building, unlike many others, includes restoration; and a desire to keep the space a community icon.