Foxcroft Building

The Foxcroft Building, completed in 1909 and located in San Francisco's Union Square, was an eight-story office building designed by Kenneth McDonald, Jr. Originally named after a settlement in Maine, it housed various tenants, including notable companies and architects, before being renamed 68 Post Street in 1930. The building was demolished in 1980, making way for the Montgomery Tower. Its rich history reflects the commercial evolution of the area, making it a point of interest for tourists and researchers exploring San Francisco's architectural and business heritage.