Historic Packing Houses and Other Industrial Structures in Southern California

Virtual Tour of Ventura County: Fillmore

Copyright 2002 by James E. Lancaster, Ph.D.

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Fillmore (SP)

The Saticoy Lemon Association packing house is located between A Street and Orange Grove Street in Fillmore, CA on the ex-SP Santa Paula branch. The stucco covered concrete structure was built in 1923 by the Fillmore Lemon Association. John Signor photographed the packing house in March 1980.


John Signor photo, used by permission.

Robert Smaus wrote an article on modeling the Saticoy Lemon Association packing house in HO scale in the article "Build a Sunkist packing plant" in the August 1991 issue of Railroad Model Craftsman.

Additional information on the packing house can be found on the Saticoy Lemon Association web site.


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