- Fuller Park is on the ‘National Register of Historic Places’
- Originally known as “Campbell’s Grove” consisting of ½ playing field & ½ orchard
- Napa’s football and baseball teams held their contests there
- In 1905 10.8 acres purchased for $12,000 by a public supported bond and turned into a public park named “Oak Street Park”
- Name changed to “Fuller Park” in 1919 to honor C.H. ‘Jack’ Fuller the Napa mayor involved in its acquisition
- More than sixty species of trees are to be found in the park
- At present several of the Coast Redwoods are over sixty feet in height and are in the seventy year old age bracket.
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Complete Tree List:
#1: Canary Island Date Palm #2: Blue Atlas Cedar #3: Coast Redwood #4: Norway Spruce #5: English Elm #6: Eastern Tulip Tree #7: Deodar Cedar #8: Giant Sequoia #9: Mexican Fan Palm #10: Coast Live Oak #11: Eastern Redbud #12: Photinia #13: Lawson Cypress #14: Western Red Cedar #15: English Yew #16: Raywood Ash #17: Incense Cedar #18: Japanese Loquat #19: Silver Maple #20: Red Maple #21: Norway Maple #22: Olive #23: Tarata #24: Bunya Bunya #25: Dawn Redwood #26: Red Horsechestnut #27: Northern Red Oak #28: Chinese Hackberry #30: Scarlet Oak #31: Washington Hawthorn #32: London Plane/Sycamore #33: Chitalpa #34: California Fan Palm #35: Bald Cypress #36: Cork Oak #37: Chinese Windmill Palm #38: American Sweetgum #39: Carob #40: Dolgo Crabapple #41: Ginkgo