Beverly Fairfax Historic District

Efforts to recognize Beverly Fairfax as a historical district were led by Save Beverly Fairfax, a grassroots coalition of owners and residents formed in 2016 to protect the neighborhood's architectural and cultural history.

[5][7] Jewish schools, religious institutions, social clubs, and storefronts flourished here in the 20th century.

[5] Following World War II, many Holocaust survivors moved to Beverly Fairfax because it was an established safe haven for Jewish people living in Los Angeles.

[7][9] In 2016, several major development projects near the district threatened the neighborhood's unique cultural and architectural heritage.

[1][9] Media related to Beverly Fairfax Historic District at Wikimedia Commons

Beverly Fairfax Historic District sign from the National Register of Historic Places
One residence found in Beverly Fairfax Historic District, constructed in the Spanish Colonial Revival style