Graves Communications, LLC is located in historic downtown Fullerton in the Chamber of Commerce Building at 444 N. Harbor Blvd., Suite 208.

FOR MAILING: PO BOX 10218, FULLERTON, CA 92838

DIRECTIONS
Directions to Fullerton Chamber of Commerce Building, 444 N. Harbor Boulevard, Suite 208, Fullerton, California. The building is located on the southeast corner of Harbor and Chapman.

From South Orange County:
Take the Santa Ana Freeway (5) North to either the Newport (55) or Orange Freeway (57) as follows:
1. The Newport Freeway (55): Go North on the 55 to the Riverside Freeway (91) West towards Los Angeles. Exit Harbor Boulevard and turn right (North). Go to Chapman Avenue and turn right for short term parking, or turn left for long term parking behind the Springfield Tea Garden Building.
Or
2. The Orange Freeway (57): Go North on the 57 and exit at the Chapman Avenue exit located in the City of Fullerton. Turn left on Chapman Avenue. To park short term, turn left on Pomona Ave. and make an immediate right onto Whiting Ave. to enter the Public Parking Structure. To park for more than 2 hours, go through the Harbor/Chapman intersection and park in the parking lot behind the Springfield Tea Garden Building on the right.

From Los Angeles:
Take the Santa Ana Freeway (5) South to the Riverside Freeway (91) East. Exit Harbor Boulevard and turn left (North). Go to Chapman Ave and turn right for short-term public parking up to two hours, or turn left for long term parking behind the Springfield Tea Garden Building.

From North of Fullerton:
Take Harbor Boulevard South to Chapman Ave. and turn left for short-term public parking up to two hours or turn right to park long-term behind the Springfield Tea Gardens.
Or
Take the Orange Freeway (57) South. Exit Chapman Avenue in Fullerton. Turn right on Chapman Avenue and go to Harbor Boulevard. To park short term, turn left on Pomona Ave. and make an immediate right onto Whiting Ave. to enter the Public Parking Structure. To park for more than 2 hours, go through the Harbor/Chapman intersection and park in the parking lot behind the Springfield Tea Garden Building on the right.