3 Best Landmarks in Visalia, CA

“Tulare County Museum aims to educate residents of Tulare County as well as visitors on the importance of Tulare County and its history with the hope of recognizing its unique role in California History. The museum houses one of the largest Native American basket collections in California, artifacts of the pioneer era, restored buildings, agriculture equipment, and many other treasures that tell the history of Tulare County. The Museum's latest exhibit is the History of Farm Labor and Agriculture Museum, which showcases the contributions of various artistic groups to farm labor and agriculture. Admission is free.”

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“Visalia Fox Theatre was built by Wiliam Fox of Fox West Coast Theatres and designed by Los Angeles architects Floyd Stanbery and Clifford Balch. The Theatre is a non-profit organization that was formed in December 1996. The Visalia Fox Theatre, which opened in February 1930, is dedicated to preserving and operating the iconic theatre. To acquire, restore, and reopen the Theatre as a performing arts venue. The Theatre has an East Indian Theme inside, including a giant genie that is above the proscenium arch, and to the sides of the stage are temple pagodas. They strive to create a hub of cultural events and educational programs to serve their diverse community as a performance venue and gathering place.”

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“Tulare County Library aims to improve all users' lives by meeting the community's informational, recreational, self-educational, and cultural needs in a welcoming atmosphere. The Library has a Computer Lab with print services, photocopying, and faxing out services. They endeavor to fulfill their commitment to the future by giving stimulating materials and programs that encourage lifelong learning. They provide organized collections of current-interest materials and access to additional resources through participation in cooperative library systems. Library Staff can provide essential assistance as needed. Tulare County Library branches have more copy machines, fax machines, and other printing services.”

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