The oldest records found indicate that the structure was built in 1885 consisting of a one-story building organized around two identical anterior courtyards . This original spatial distribution is still preserved today . The southern half was altered in 1928 after the 1918 earthquake damaged part of this side . During this remodeling a second story was added to this half . This southern facade is set back from the street by a fence and front yard . Its main element is the entrance portico articulated by flat tuscan pilasters and three arches , the central one slightly protruding to the front ( This portico is part of the original 1885 construction ) . Over the portico , separated by cornice and parapet with the building 's name in sans serif letters . Other decorative elements at this level include overhangs , a segmental round cornice over the recessed center window , louvered casement windows with segmental round openings and plain glass transoms and a rosette on top of the center recess between the two volumes . In contrast , the first floor of this south facade presents large rectangular windows with wide planar moldings and a simple cornice with a segmental pyramidal profile on the top molding , a cornice and rectangular windows with false segmental arch crowned by an equally false keystone all part of the original 1885 construction
1918 earthquake
1918 San Fermín earthquake
Albergue Caritativo Tricoche