Known as 'Little Sweden'; by 1921 about 94% of the population within three miles was Swedish-American source
Community character
Kingsburg is a small Central Valley city on the Kings River known as 'Little Sweden' for its Swedish-American heritage, Swedish-styled downtown architecture, and annual Swedish Festival. source
Kingsburg coffee-pot water tower
A 122-foot water tower shaped like an antique Swedish coffee pot, lit at night and visible from State Route 99 source
World's largest box of raisins
A landmark built by California State University, Fresno students source
Kingsburg Historical Park
An outdoor museum of historic buildings founded in 1969 source
Kingsburg City Park
A Draper Street park with sports fields, playgrounds, and picnic areas source
Downtown Kingsburg (Swedish Village)
The Draper Street commercial district built in Swedish architectural style source
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