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Historic Neighborhoods
Explore the communities, streets, architectural character, and local stories that shaped distinct parts of Fresno.
Neighborhoods Tell the Story at Street Level
This template is designed for neighborhood histories, architectural character, development patterns, community identity, and links to related stories.
NEIGHBORHOOD STORIES
Read the Histories Behind Fresno’s Communities
Weinstock’s at Fashion Fair: What Fresno’s 2026 Demolition Says About Its Mid-Century Past
August 25, 2026
For more than half a century, the large department-store building at 755 E. Shaw Avenue marked the eastern end of Fashion Fair Mall. Generations of
The Fresno Bee Plant and the History We Lose When Buildings Disappear
August 25, 2026
One of Fresno’s most consequential historic-building debates of 2026 is unfolding at 1626 E Street, where the former Fresno Bee printing and production plant is
The Former Berkeley’s Department Store: Can a 1961 Fresno Landmark Find New Life?
August 25, 2026
At 887 Fulton Street in Downtown Fresno stands a building that represents both the optimism of the city’s mid-twentieth-century commercial era and the difficult question