Government
Government and civic buildings reflect the region’s growth and development since the mid-19th century. The Classical Revival Napa County Courthouse, built in 1878, stands as a symbol of the area’s judicial history and architectural heritage. Other examples include the St. Helena Post Office of 1940 (which showcases the Art Deco style) and the 1912 Napa County Infirmary buildings, which used cutting-edge reinforced concrete construction to create a cottage-plan institution. These buildings were landmarks of community identity, embodying the evolving civic pride in Napa Valley.
Franklin Station Post Office
City Halls
Napa Chamber of Commerce
Napa County Courthouse
St. Helena Post Office
Napa State Hospital
Libraries
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