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Tracy Inn: A Historic Landmark

Experience historic charm and modern comfort at the Tracy Inn, a landmark hotel in the heart of Tracy, California.

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The Tracy Inn, built in 1927, stands as a reminder of Tracy's transition from a railroad town to a highway hub. Combining Spanish Colonial Revival and Moderne architectural styles, it served as a community focal point and a welcoming stop for travelers along the Lincoln Highway.

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Local tips

  • Explore the historical downtown area surrounding the Tracy Inn, with its cute corner stores and restaurants.
  • Consider visiting nearby attractions such as the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts and the Tracy Historical Museum.
  • Check out local events happening at the Tracy Inn, as it still serves as a venue for meetings and celebrations.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    The Tracy Inn is located in downtown Tracy, making it easily accessible on foot from many nearby points of interest. From the Tracy Transit Station on East 6th Street, walk west on 6th, then turn left onto Central Avenue. Walk south for five blocks, then turn right onto W 11th St. The Tracy Inn will be on your right. This is a free and straightforward approach.

  • Public Transport

    TRACER, Tracy's local bus service, has several routes that stop near the Tracy Inn. From the Tracy Transit Station, several fixed routes will get you closer to the Inn. Check the TRACER route schedules for the most up-to-date information. A single ride fare is approximately $2. You can purchase fares at vending machines at Metro Express stops, the Tracy Transit Center, or Tracy City Hall.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    Taxi and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in Tracy. A ride from the Tracy Transit Station to the Tracy Inn is a short trip, costing approximately $10-$15, depending on demand and surge pricing.

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The Tracy Inn, located at 24 W 11th Street in Tracy, California, is more than just a place to stay; it's a piece of local history. Constructed in 1927, the inn marks a pivotal time when Tracy shifted from being a railroad-dependent town to embracing the burgeoning automobile traffic. Local residents sponsored the inn's construction in 1925, envisioning it as a community hub. The inn's architecture is a unique blend of Spanish Colonial Revival and Moderne styles, reflecting the transition in architectural tastes of the era. It embodies the tail end of California's fascination with Spanish-inspired designs that began with the Mission Revival Style (1890-1920) and evolved into the Spanish Colonial Revival Style (1915-1940). The Moderne elements foreshadowed the sleek, planar designs that would become popular in the 1930s and 40s. For decades, the Tracy Inn has been a place for meetings, parties, and banquets, and it continues to host such events. Business travelers journeying between the San Francisco Bay Area and the San Joaquin Valley have also found it a convenient and welcoming stop. Until the Highway 205 Bypass was completed in 1970, 11th Street, where the inn is located, served as Tracy's segment of the Lincoln Highway, the first road to cross the United States.

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