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Fremont Map, California

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Fremont History

The historical facts related to Fremont suggest that this city was built in the year 1956 by union of five towns which united together to form this city. History says that industrial revolution took place in Fremont amid the years 1950s and 1960s. The largest employer in the early Fremont was “the general motors automotive industry plant” and Fremont was popularly known for producing drag strip. The high tech... read more

Fremont Travel Guide

Niles Depot Museum: This museum was moved to its present location in order to save the establishment from demolition in the year 1982. At present, the museum features a great selection of the railroad artifacts along with the three scaled model railroads for its visitors to enjoy. read more

Fremont Nightlife

The Saddle Rack is located in a former warehouse and offers plenty of room for dancing and live bands. The crowd is mixed, with all ages represented on the huge dance floor. It is a new favorite with locals and draws visitors from all over the Bay Area. read more

Fremont Sightseeing

Other attractions are the many examples of Gold Rush era buildings that are preserved in Fremont and a walk around these gives one a flavor of the Old West. Also interesting remnants of the past are the ruins of the Palmdale Winery, built in the 1800’s but mostly destroyed by earthquake. read more