Santa Clara Valley used to produce apricots. Today, these city-run orchards serve as relics of a bygone era

From the 1850s to the 1970s, Santa Clara Valley was the center of apricot production, dominated by family-owned orchards. Today, city-owned heritage apricot orchards in the area are remnants of a history that has been preserved.

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