During the years 1923-1925, the Pacific Coast Borax Company constructed a company town consisting of a U-shaped complex of Spanish Colonial style buildings of adobe to house the company offices, store, dormitory, a twenty three room hotel, dining room, lobby, and employees' headquarters.
A recreation hall was built at the northeast end of the complex and was used as a community center for dances, church services, movies, funerals, and town meetings.
At the time it was known as Corkhill Hall. The architect who designed the town was Alexander Hamilton McCulloch.

In the years since her arrival in Death Valley Junction, in the spring of 1967, Marta Becket has painted murals throughout the hotel.

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