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The 1926 Davis Community Church building

Davis Community Church’s large Spanish Colonial building on C Street dates to 1926 and is one of downtown’s distinctive historic structures.

The Davis Community Church building at 412 C Street was completed in 1926. The City’s historic tour calls it the only large-scale Spanish Colonial structure in Davis and notes its strong 1920s architectural character.

1926The current Spanish Colonial church building is completed.
Period1926
EvidenceDocumented
Location412 C St
Last checked2026-08-18
SourceCity of Davis — Historic Pedestrian and Bike Tour
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