Also known as the Saint Matthew’s Station post office, this building was constructed with federal Treasury Department funds in 1936. “There are brass mail boxes in the lobby, and iron bars on the postal agents’ windows. The walls are highlighted… read more
This 3′ x 9′ carving of four women on the exterior of the post office is titled “Indian Maidens.” It was created by Zygmund Sazevich with funding from the Treasury Relief Art Project.
These three egg tempera panels on plaster board entitled “Life in Early California” were completed in 1935 by Tom Laman, under the auspices of the Treasury Relief Art Project.