From hotel to office building, its name is constant: Governor
Sunday, October 21, 2012
The Governor Office Building at the southwest corner of Capitol Avenue and Madison Street is this month’s Jefferson City Landmark.
The Governor Office Building, once the Hotel Governor, has two historic legacies.
The first began in the 1940s as a central and essential hotel, serving as meeting place for political, business and romantic liaisons.
The second began in the late 1990s when developer Bruce Cohn rejuvenated a sad downtown structure, setting a new precedent for the economic potential of viable older buildings in Jefferson City.


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