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China Alley Preservation Society

Co-Op
Hanford , CA
China Alley is a renowned historic district situated in Hanford, California, containing eleven historic buildings significant to early Chinese-American history and culture. Managed by the China Alley Preservation Society, it offers an enriching educational experience through its meticulous preservation and restoration endeavors. Open to the public, the district houses a Taoist Temple Museum and hosts educational tours, workshops, and cultural events aimed at celebrating and showcasing Chinese-American heritage. The Society's efforts make it a valuable resource for homeschoolers interested in exploring American history, cultural studies, and historic preservation, offering engaging insights into the lives and contributions of Chinese settlers in California.
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