I of Castile Mills Hospital, the Mills Estate housing subdivision, San Francisco's Mills Building, and Mills High School. The city of Millbrae, California, is named after his estate. The San Francisco airport, was formerly named Mills Field, after him. The California State Capitol rotunda houses a statue donated by Mills that depicts Queen Isabella financing Christopher Columbus's initial voyage. References External links November 27, 1898 The New York Times feature article on Darius Ogden Mills January 4, 1910 Los Angeles Times obituary for Darius Ogden Mills American bankers Philanthropists from New York (state) Businesspeople from California Philanthropists from California People of the California Gold Rush 1825 births 1910 deaths Burials at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery People from Millbrae, California People from North Salem, New York People from San Mateo County, California 19th-century American businesspeople 19th-century American philanthropists