Fullerton's former City Hall, built by the Works Progress Administration, now serves as the city's police station.

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Save the Date:
Annual Meeting

National Register;
Walking Tour Revised,
Mid-Century Driving Tour

Take a Trolley or Walking
Tour of Historic
Downtown Fullerton

Explore the
Architectural Styles
of Fullerton

Fullerton Heritage is a California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation dedicated to preserving Fullerton's past for the future. Our all volunteer organization participates in a variety of activities including coordinating the process to place noteworthy buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, serving on City of Fullerton boards, committees and commissions; organizing efforts to establish Residential Preservation Zones; and providing educational outreach and tours to our members and the community.

Mission Statement
The mission of Fullerton Heritage is to foster an appreciation of our city's cultural history and to ensure the preservation of our historic architectural resources and environments.

Our goals are to:
1. Educate Fullerton residents and the general public about the city's cultural and architectural resources.
2. Promote a sense of community by drawing on Fullerton's rich historic past.
3. Implement techniques to effectively support advocacy of preservation issues with city government and community groups.

Board of Directors
Members of the Fullerton Heritage Board of Directors are volunteers who either live or work in the City of Fullerton, California. Each board member serves a two-year term generally beginning after the organization's June elections.

Board Members

Board Meetings
Fullerton Heritage Board Meetings are held on the third Monday of each month, unless otherwise noted.

Bylaws
Fullerton Heritage is a California non-profit public benefit corporation governed by established bylaws.