Brizard Building (aka Jacoby Storehouse) c. 1900
Darn. It hasn’t changed much in one hundred and ten years, has it?
Jacoby Storehouse, present day
Brizard Building (Jacoby Storehouse) c 1900
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Outside, yes. I wonder whether the colors on the building have changed.
The inside is dramatically different. I wish more interior photos existed, and photos of how the adjoining buildings were used by the department store.
Actually I heard the building to the east was a hotel and saloon. It seems like I’ve got a photo of it somewhere. If I run across it, I’ll post it here.
There are some interior photos (which you likely already know) on the wall outside the interior entrance to the Plaza Grill. If I remember right, that center space of the restaurant used to be open to the commercial area below.
The next door one, reminds me of the Winchester mystery house.
I notice in the photo Brizard did not have “Jacoby’s Storehouse” on the front. Anyone know when it was dutifully added?
By the way, I am working on an article on Augutus (and his daughter Bertha) Jacoby. Should be in the Summer ’11 Humboldt Historian.
Hey, I am so glad to hear about the article ! I can’t wait to read it.
I don’t know when the building changed hands and Brizard took over. Anyone?