Caples Building
Caples Edificio
Caples Edificio
La Caples edificio en la esquina Calle San Antonio / Calle Mesa fue diseñado por Henry C. Trost para Richard Caples, ex alcalde de El Paso, en el año 1909. Fue la primera estructura de hormigón armado en la ciudad y que originalmente contenía cinco pisos. Dos pisos adicionales fueron agregados en 1915/16. Durante los primeros años de la Revolución Mexicana, Francisco I. Madero, el líder de la revolución, que se utilizan partes del edificio como sede de su gobierno provisional.
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