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Historic Landmarks
Discover the buildings, public spaces, and historic sites that preserve visible chapters of Fresno’s story.
LANDMARK GUIDE
Architecture as a Record of the City
Use this page to feature researched landmark profiles, preserved structures, civic buildings, theaters, transportation sites, and other places with documented historical significance.
Civic & Public
Government, schools, libraries, and public spaces.
Commercial
Downtown storefronts, theaters, hotels, and business architecture.
Residential
Historic homes, districts, and neighborhood architecture.
LANDMARK STORIES
Explore Fresno’s Historic Places
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
What Fresno’s New Tower District Plan Means for Historic Neighborhoods in 2026
August 25, 2026
Few Fresno neighborhoods have an identity as immediately recognizable as the Tower District. Its historic homes, apartment courts, neighborhood businesses, mature trees, entertainment venues, and
Downtown Fresno’s Next Chapter: How Historic Buildings Fit the 2026–2032 Revitalization Plan
August 25, 2026
Downtown Fresno is entering another important chapter. In 2026, the Downtown Fresno Partnership and Downtown Fresno Foundation are advancing a 2026–2032 strategic planning effort focused