Tuolumne County Albert N. Francisco Building
Constructed April 1981 – August 1982
Dedicated to the Citizens of
Tuolumne County
The Board of Supervisors
Clyde D. May – Chairman
Mildred Filiberti • Sidney H. Hatler • Steven C. Szalay • Billy H. Marr • William C. Davidson – County Administrator Officer
Architects
Angello-Vitiello-Niiya, Inc.
Contractor
Harold J. Younger Construction
This building was named for Albert N. Francisco (1821-1867) who gave up printing to join the search for gold, but pursuit of ideas drew him back to the typecase. At this site on July 1, 1854, he began publication of the Union Democrat which by his spirit survived to become one of California’s oldest newspapers.
Marker is on Yaney Street west of North Green Street, on the right when traveling west.
Courtesy hmdb.org
