c.1936 ohrphoto.dpoa10.006 2
The Abrahamson Building was the home of the Abrahamson Brothers store at 13th and Washington, constructed in 1892, designed by architect Charles Mau. 3 The building had various other tenants over the years. It was demolished in _ and the area is now part of City Center.
| Years | Tenant |
| 1892-1912 | Abrhamson Brothers |
| 1915- | Marymont and Upright |
| 1931 | Associated Department Stores |
| 1934- | Union Furniture Company |
| 1944- | Darling Shop |
1896 directory 
1896 directory
In 1932 it underwent a major modernization designed by architect Edward T. Foulkes as part of a Downtown Property Owners Association's program. 1,4
before modernization 1 
after modernization 1
1931 ohrphoto.dpoa7.044 2 
c.1942 ohrphoto.dpoa10.007 2
Links and References
- Modernization by Edward Foulkes Architect and Engineer September 1934
- Downtown Property Owners Collection Oakland History Center
- Abrahamson Brother's New Dry Goods Palace Oakland Tribune October 18, 1892
- Washington St. Building to Be Modernized Oakland Tribune April 12, 1932
