dsc09114 - San Francisco old mint - pipes on wall - utilities
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Basement of the Old Mint (San Francisco)
Built in 1874 during the gold rush, the Old Mint was once the busiest mint in the United States. One of the last government buildings constructed in the Greek Revival style, it is also the city's oldest stone buildings. The mint operations were moved to a new facility in 1933.
The Old Mint has been closed and abandoned since 1993, threatened by demolition until the federal government transfered the building ownership to the city of San Francisco in 2003.
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dsc09114 - San Francisco old mint - pipes on wall - utilities
Photo © Tristan Savatier - All Rights Reserved - License this photo on www.loupiote.com/18326487
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Basement of the Old Mint (San Francisco)
Built in 1874 during the gold rush, the Old Mint was once the busiest mint in the United States. One of the last government buildings constructed in the Greek Revival style, it is also the city's oldest stone buildings. The mint operations were moved to a new facility in 1933.
The Old Mint has been closed and abandoned since 1993, threatened by demolition until the federal government transfered the building ownership to the city of San Francisco in 2003.
If you like this photo, follow me on instagram (tristan_sf) and don't hesitate to leave a comment or email me.