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This three-story, stucco-faced apartment block had storefronts on its first floor, residential units on the upper two. A red tile roof extended out over the eaves, supported by thick brackets. A large tower, octagonal in shape, stood raised one floor about the street corner. In 1970, this corner storefront was occupied by the Pico Union Pharmacy. (In 2007, this space was occupied by the Pico Free Clinic. Next door, was the Liquor Market.) A Mission Style scalloped gable rose above the eaves line and had a sign in its center spelling "The Doria Apartments," the letters illuminated by early light bulbs.

PCAD id: 17727