Santa Barbara County Administration Building was added to Your Favorites!
Santa Barbara, California
Claim this place to tell your story your way.
The building, completed in 1929, is recognized for its Spanish Colonial Revival architecture, a style that defines much of Santa Barbara's architectural identity.
The building features murals by artist Dan Sayre Groesbeck, depicting scenes from California's history, which were completed during the Great Depression.
The 1925 Santa Barbara earthquake led to the adoption of the Spanish Colonial Revival style for the building, as part of a city-wide architectural transformation.
The Santa Barbara County Administration Building serves as the headquarters for the county's government, housing offices for various departments and the Board of Supervisors.
Its distinctive architecture has made it a popular filming location, appearing in several movies and television shows over the years.
