Olive Market (Redlands, California)
| store / shop, historical building
USA /
California /
Redlands /
Redlands, California /
West Olive Avenue, 530
World
/ USA
/ California
/ Redlands
World / United States / California
store / shop, historical building
Built in 1924, the Olive Avenue Market was one of nearly fifteen neighborhood grocery stores at the time. The market had a brief state of historical and architectural significance. Arthur M. Nolder built the market and launched one of the biggest political controversies in the history of Redlands. Several city fathers called the stucco store beautiful but were answered by concerned citizens who were upset by over-commercialization. The controversy led to the creation of a planning commission and zoning plans. The Olive Avenue Market was also home to one of the first Stater Brothers markets, from 1939-1974 as Stater Complete Food Market owned and operated by Leo and Laboy Stater. -- oliveavenuemarket.com/about-olive-ave-market/
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Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 34°3'1"N 117°11'14"W
- Redlands Town Center 2.6 km
- Citrus Plaza 3.3 km
- Albertson's center 8.3 km
- Kohl's Warehouse 8.5 km
- Highland Avenue Plaza 10 km
- Inland Center (Mall) 11 km
- Centre Pointe at Colton 11 km
- Carousel Mall 12 km
- Toys R Us Distribution Center Rialto, CA 20 km
- Lake Arrowhead Village 23 km
- Smiley Park District 0.2 km
- The University of Redlands 2.6 km
- San Timoteo Canyon 3.3 km
- Loma Linda Hills 3.7 km
- Home Depot 5087 Rapid Deployment Center 4.7 km
- Landfill for Redlands and Vicinity 5 km
- Mountainview Power Plant 6 km
- San Bernardino International Airport (SBD/KSBD) 6.9 km
- San Bernardino National Forest 17 km
- San Andreas Fault Zone (approximate) 21 km