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AKA: First National Bank of Fullerton, Spadra Road Branch, Fullerton, CA
Structure Type: built works - commercial buildings - banks (buildings)
Designers: Walker and Eisen, Architects (firm); Percy Augustus Eisen (architect); Albert Raymond Walker (architect)
Dates: constructed 1930-1931
1 story, total floor area: 6,300 sq. ft.
Los Angeles architects Walker and Eisen prepared plans for the Spadra Road Branch in, as the Los Angeles Times put it, "a modern type of architecture." (See "Plans Ordered for Fullerton Bank Building," Los Angeles Times, 01/05/1930, p. D2.)
On 01/05/1930, a theatre stood on the spot of the 1st National Bank of Fullerton, Spadra Road Branch, Fullerton, CA. It was to be demolished to make way for the bank, except for the outer walls which were to be reused. The one-story (plus mezzanine) bank as configured measured 45 x 140 feet, and was set to cost $59,000.
PCAD id: 15168
