The oldest Armenian community in California, settled in 1881. Browse Armenian-owned businesses across Fresno and the Central Valley.
Fresno is where Armenian California begins. Hagop Seropian arrived in 1881, and the community that followed built an Armenian Town southeast of downtown. Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church held its first Badarak in 1895 and remains the oldest Armenian Apostolic church in the western United States. Long before Glendale, this was the centre.
SupportArmenian currently lists 49 Armenian-owned and Armenian-serving businesses in Fresno. Financial services is the largest single group, with 15 accountants, tax preparers and advisors, followed by home services. Every listing carries contact details, services and location, and is submitted or claimed by the owner.
The Central Valley community is older, smaller and built around farming and family business rather than the professional and property economy of Glendale. That changes what the businesses here do. An accountant in Fresno is more likely to be handling farm income and equipment depreciation than a medical practice or an apartment building.
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How many Armenian businesses are in Fresno?
SupportArmenian lists 49 Armenian-owned and Armenian-serving businesses in Fresno, the largest group being 15 financial services firms. The number changes as owners add and claim listings.
Why is the Fresno Armenian community so old?
Armenians first arrived in Fresno in 1881 and built an Armenian Town southeast of downtown. Holy Trinity Armenian Apostolic Church held its first Badarak in 1895 and is still the oldest Armenian Apostolic church in the western United States.
Is it free to list a business in Fresno?
Yes. Adding or claiming a listing is free, and the owner keeps control of the page afterwards. Paid placement and advertising are separate and entirely optional.