San Francisco - Pacific Stock Exchange (closed)

Founded in 1873, the Pacific Stock Exchange in San Francisco now occupies buildings designed by the architects Miller and Pflueger and erected in 1930. The exuberant decoration bears witness to the date of construction. The sculptures are by Ralph Stackpole.

During trading hours it is possible to go into the gallery and watch at close quarters the hectic activity of the stockbrokers. However, intending visitors are required to have a recommendation from a San Francisco stockbroking firm.

ATTRACTION IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED.