El Dorado Elementary School
Stockton, California • San Joaquin County
Stockton, California • San Joaquin County
El Dorado Elementary School is a distinguished example of Pueblo Revival architecture, designed by architect Reginald B. Oliver. Its adobe brick construction, arched openings, and decorative tile work evoke the spirit of Spanish Colonial revival. The school served as a vital educational institution for the Stockton community.
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