English: Historic Building Survey plaque: "13 Labor Temple Building, 1907. This building was the meeting place for various unions, including those for bartenders, cigar makers, theatrical employees, and the Women Union Labor Leagues. Also home to the San Diego Machine Shop, which operated here for four years during the 1920s. Other tenants include the San Diego Board of Health and the Pacific Chemical Company."
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