Hearst Building Corp

At the corner of Third and Market in the Financial District in SF you will find this historic building that keeps so much of what I presume its original charm. The father founder, Mr, Hearst, made his fortune during the California gold rush, and Mr. Hearst son was more inclined to journalist activities, and in this building, that was totally destroyed in 1906 and rebuilt, was printed the San Francisco Examiner newspaper until the decade of the 1960s.
Today is mostly an office building, but you can always visit the entrance and admire the art, and even get to try out that phone in the old elevator (and pretend someone answer your ‘hello from California’). Say hi to the great concierge, a very nice man from Guatemala that knows not only everyone in the building but the history and stories accumulated behind those walls.