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Tour Historic Fullerton!

Come on down and take a Saturday morning guided walking or trolley tour of historic Fullerton.
Tours depart at 10 a.m. from the Fullerton Museum Center (at Wilshire & Pomona) in Downtown Fullerton. Tours last approximately two hours and cost just $5 (free for Fullerton Heritage members).
Reservations are recommended for the walking tour, and are required for the trolley tour. To reserve your spot, call (714) 740-3051. All tours are subject to change.
Tours are also available by special request. Call Fullerton Heritage at (714) 740-3051 to request a tour.
Date |
Tour Type |
January 23 |
Trolley |
January 30 |
Walking |
Februrary 20 |
Trolley |
| March 6 |
Walking |
| March 20 |
Trolley |
| April 10 |
Trolley |
| May 1 |
Walking |
| May 15 |
Trolley |
| June 12 |
Trolley |
Trolley provided by Fullerton Heritage member Chuck Throop (714) 330-0930 of Ricci Realty and North Hills Realty. |
High Rise Buildings in Downtown?
Read the Fullerton Heritage position here |
Fox
Theater Purchased by Preservationist Group
The
Fullerton Historic Theater Foundation's fund-raising efforts were
successful. Check the Fullerton
Historic Theater Foundation's website for the latest details.
The group now needs to raise funds for the building's preservation.
Fullerton Heritage fully supports the efforts of the Foundation
and encourages the moral and financial support of everyone who wants
to see this treasure preserved.
Fullerton
Heritage Recent Web Updates
Fullerton Heritage's Resource Guide was updated in January, 2010. If you're an owner of one of Fullerton's many older residences, we hope this guide will provide you with a selection of resources that will help you to preserve and maintain your property.
National Register: The Dewella Apartments have been added to Fullerton's list of National Register Buildings.
Walking Tour: The Downtown Walking Tour has been updated along with a revised, printable version.
Mid-Century Modern Driving Tour: is a driving tour of mid-century modern Fullerton buildings. ning from April 5 to July 19.
Architectural Styles: We just published a comprehensive guide to the Architectural Styles in Fullerton.
Ever wonder how old your house is? There are ways to find out. Check out our resources page--see the new listing "How Old is My House?" We've also added the latest list of Fullerton's Significant Properties. see the new link on the resources page. |