The large two-story house on this corner was built in 1865 by Federico Ymaña, one of the best architects in Mazatlán in the mid-19th century.

The building, decorated with European and oriental details, preserves the initials of its first owner, Natividad González.

Built in 1907, it was a key financial center during the Porfiriato. Its French-style building, which included a green slate dome and padded walls, became an icon of the city.