TOP 30 Historic preservation projects in Fullerton, California

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The Fox Fullerton's Mary Louise Tea Room is a historic institution located at 512 North Harbor Boulevard in Fullerton, California. This night club has been a central gathering place for nearly 100 years, offering a space for people to enjoy, escape, learn, and smile together. The institution was originally built as Chapman's Alician Court Theatre in the 1920s, hosting live performances, community events, and movie screenings accompanied by the Marr & Colton 3/16 pipe organ. The Mary Louise Tea Room, opened in 1925, became a popular spot for social gatherings and was part of the theater complex overlooking the city's downtown district. The venue has seen numerous Hollywood legends walk through its doors, including Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Judy Garland, and Clark Gable. After falling into disrepair, the theater was saved from demolition through the efforts of the community-led "Project Fox" in the late 1990s. The Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation purchased the venue in 2005 and the institution was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2006. Today, the Fox Fullerton's Mary Louise Tea Room continues to be a cherished landmark in Fullerton, preserving its rich history for future generations to enjoy.

Welcome to Caleb Matthew Lusk, M.D. - Harbor Community Health Centers Located at 425 South Pacific Avenue in Los Angeles, California, Dr. Caleb Matthew Lusk and his esteemed colleagues are committed to providing high-quality, affordable healthcare to the community. Our team of board-certified physicians is dedicated to delivering comprehensive medical care tailored to meet the diverse needs of our patients.