Our Properties
The Historic Odd Fellows Building at 725 Main Street is among the premier historic office buildings in Woodland, California. Built in 1905, it also has the distinction of being the first prominent building in Woodland's downtown to use the Mission Revival style, moving away from the more prevalent Victorian style buildings of the day. From its' roots as a business college and store, to housing the local phone company and even the Yolo County traffic court & DA's office for a time, the building is currently home to a variety of diverse businesses.
In 1982, the Woodland I.O.O.F. Building was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
The International Order of Odd Fellows Building in Woodland, circa 1918.
Our building houses the physical addresses of 721, 723, 725, & 729 Main Street. We used to be home to a very good computer repair/digital services/web design business (MyBrotherSteve.com), who has now moved to 678 Cottonwood Street in Cottonwood Plaza, a commercial network services company (TEAL) who will be moving out soon, financial services, legal offices, accountants, a driving school, a tattoo shop, and the anchor tenant on the corner, He's From Philly Ceesesteaks (who closed in Dec. of 2025), among others. The Yolo County Courthouse is only two blocks away. The Sacramento International Airport is only 10.8 miles away. Over a dozen restaurants, the Woodland Opera House, a craft brewery and tap room, a print shop, a rental car agency, and an intimate wine bar are all within 3 blocks from here. The main Woodland U.S. Post Office, with ample parking, is right behind our building.
The heart of Main Street, where we are located, is host to many local and state-wide events throughout the year, including (but certainly not limited to):
The California State Honey Festival, The Yolo County Tomato Festival, Concerts in the Park, Woodland Street Cruisers - Back to the Street Car Show and Cruise, Woodland Winefest, Woodland Opera House Performance Series, Hot Summer Nights Car Show, Yolo Brew Fest, First Friday Art Walk, First Sunday Food Truck Mania, Movies on Main Street, and the Yolo County Holiday Parade, to name just a few.
