Help Us save the Historic city hall & Firehouse!
We are currently trying to restore and rehabilitate the long neglected and threatened building at 114 North Main Street that was built in 1912 to serve as the city’s second city hall. The brick building served as Lodi City Hall until 1928 when the current city hall was built on Pine Street. It became home to the Lodi Fire Department from 1928 to 1967 when the LFD moved to a new building on West Elm Street. The building was occasionally used after this but was essential left to ruin and decay. Help us turn this wonderful building into a Museum of Lodi History and meeting hall for our local firefighters.
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Become a part of our intrepid group of neighbors (both near and far) who are dedicated to the story of our loveable little city. Your membership helps us continue our mission to bring the story of our home to the wider community…
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Historical Archives
Enjoy our treasure trove of historic knowledge by browsing our quarterly newsletters, original articles, books, and research compiled by local writers and historians dedicated to preserving the story of place, our place … Lodi, California…
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Our board of directors is dedicated to serving the community by preserving our shared and unique history!.