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Craftsman Village Historic District

Discover early 20th-century charm in Long Beach's Craftsman Village, a historic district with well-preserved architecture and a vibrant community.

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Stroll through a charming slice of early 20th-century Long Beach in the Craftsman Village Historic District. This well-preserved neighborhood showcases modest Craftsman bungalows and architecture, reflecting the city's working-class roots and diverse community.

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Local tips

  • Take a leisurely walk to fully appreciate the architectural details of the Craftsman bungalows.
  • Visit Craftsman Village Park for a relaxing break amidst the historic surroundings.
  • Explore nearby Retro Row on 4th Street for unique shops and dining experiences.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the intersection of 7th Street and Alamitos Avenue, walk east along 7th Street for approximately three blocks until you reach the heart of the Craftsman Village Historic District. The district is concentrated north of 7th Street between Orange and Walnut Avenues. Look for the distinctive Craftsman-style bungalows lining the streets.

  • Public Transport

    Take Long Beach Transit to a stop along 7th Street near Orange or Walnut Avenues. Several bus lines serve this area. From the bus stop, walk north into the Craftsman Village Historic District. A single fare on Long Beach Transit is $1.25.

  • Taxi/Ride-share

    Request a ride to the intersection of 8th Street and Orange Avenue in Long Beach. This will place you in the heart of the Craftsman Village Historic District. From there, you can explore the surrounding streets on foot. A short ride from downtown Long Beach will likely cost between $8 and $15.

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The Craftsman Village Historic District in Long Beach offers a glimpse into the city's past, showcasing a collection of well-maintained Craftsman-style bungalows and small apartment buildings. Established in 1992, the district encompasses a roughly defined area between 7th and 10th Streets, and Walnut and Orange Avenues. This neighborhood stands out for its remarkably preserved architecture, with many homes retaining original Craftsman elements like sash-and-cord windows, wood built-ins, and redwood siding. The area's history as a working-class neighborhood has contributed to its preservation, offering an authentic look at early 20th-century residential design. The district also reflects Long Beach's diverse character, with a multi-ethnic and multi-linguistic community. Landmarks within the district include the Chua Phat To Vietnamese Temple and the Toledo Walk, a pedestrian walkway lined with Craftsman and Prairie-style houses. Visitors can explore the neighborhood's streets, admiring the architectural details and the overall atmosphere of a close-knit community. Craftsman Village Park provides a green space for relaxation and reflection. The district's location also offers convenient access to other Long Beach attractions, such as the East Village Arts District, Retro Row on 4th Street, and the shoreline.

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