Guidebook
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - Old Town Irvine stands today as a testament to the rich agricultural past of what has become one of California's most heavily urban counties. Founded in 1887 as the distribution and storage center of the 125,000-acre Irvine ranch, Old Town Irvine was to develop over the years a bean and grain storage warehouse (1895) and granary (1947) known as the Irvine Bean and Grain Grower's Building, a blacksmith's shop (1916), a hotel (1913), a general store (1911), and an employees' bungalow (1915). All of these structures have been rehabilitated for commercial uses and their exteriors have been painstakingly maintained.
Location
Sand Canyon Ave. and Burt Rd.
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Notes
The private plaque can be found on the building that was once the General Store at 14980 Sand Canyon Avenue, Irvine
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - Once the General Store
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - Private Plaque on wall of General Store
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - Old Hotel
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - Old Warehouse
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - The Old General store
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - Once the Hotel
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - Once the Warehouse
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - Historic Irvine Post Office
NO. 1004 OLD TOWN IRVINE - Water Tower