The Victor Clothing Company Building was included in the National Register of Historic Place’s Broadway Theater and Commercial District in 2002. Originally built in 1914 as the Hosfield Building, this former office building previously served as an annex to the 1888 City Hall. In 1964, the retail store Victor Clothing Company moved into the building and remained there until its closure in 2001. Beginning in the 1980s, the building became known for its murals painted by prominent Latino artists. The most famous is Eloy Torrez's 1984 piece, "The Pope of Broadway," featuring actor Anthony Quinn, which faces the Bradbury Building across the street. In 2001, the building was adaptively reused into 37 residential apartments.