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Washington School. Small wood frame school building in Lemoore. Located approximately 4 miles southeast of the intersection of Highway 41 and Highway 33. School District formed April 6, 1889. School lapsed prior to 1900.

Sam Hird's house being moved in downtown Hanford from Eighth Street to Bush and Irwin Streets. It was moved again in 1974 to North Eleventh Avenue.

Pioneer School in Grangeville. Two story frame building with belfry. Students and teachers standing outside. Building cost $6,000 to build in 1884. It was used until 1922. Pioneer School District was formed on August 5, 1870 by the Tulare County…

Native American group on platform of Southern Pacific railroad depot with wagons in background.

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.

Group of men, most of them wearing uniforms.

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

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.

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

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