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Homecoming Parade Reviewing Stand with Governor Earl Warren among group. Civic Auditorium in background.

Kettleman School. Small wood frame school building with students, teachers, and officials standing in front. School was east of the present Avenal State Prison, approximately 3/4 of a mile east of Highway 33 on the north side of Tehama Avenue. Man…

Exterior of small frame building with library sign. Building was located on Lacey Boulevard.

Left to right: Peter Van Valer, James Shaw Robertson, James A. Hill, Horatio G. Lacey, and George Slight.

Three men and dog with surveying equipment. John B. Benedict, second Kings County surveyor, is standing with transit.

Exterior of Lacey Milling, brick mill building with sacks against walls. Built in 1916 to replace original wooden building that burned.

Lobby of Artesia Hotel located on the corner of Irwin and Sixth Streets in Hanford. Men seated around fountain and standing on stairs and at desk. African-American employees on balcony. Specter of man at top of stairs.

Three men on ground near oil well buildings and man on top of derrick. Hills in background.

Group of men, most of them wearing uniforms.

Men in long coats and top hats standing by flag-decked wagon in front of Artesia Hotel on Irwin Street in Hanford. Horatio Lacey, owner of Lacey Milling, is second from left.