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Ladies Parlor Lecture Club, Fresno, CA.
An exterior view of the Parlor Lecture Clubhouse. It was located at 1350 Van Ness Ave.
Barton Opera House
Built in 1889-1890 by Robert Barton a local vineyardist, the Barton Opera House was a state of the art theater facility. The Opera House had a capacity of 1600 seats. The building was located at the corner of Fresno and J(Fulton) Street.
Sunnyside Country Club Clubhouse
Orignally built as the home for William N. Oothout on his 560 acre Sunnyside Estate where he plated the first Thompson Seedless grapes. In 1911, 9 men bought a portion of the estate and mansion to build a golf course. The Sunnyside Country Club . It…
Fresno Street Scene Mariposa at K (now Van Ness) Streets.
A typical day at the turn of the century. A man and woman are walking into Courthouse Park on Mariposa Street having just crossed K Street. The Boy with the Leaking Boot Fountain can be seen on the right, the Temple Bar Building behind it.
Street Scene J Street (now Fulton) looking northwest towards Tulare and Mariposa Streets
A look down J Street (now Fulton) looking towards Tulare and Mariposa cross streets. The photographer is standing just south of the Sequoia Hotel and its adjacent Forsyth building. You can see the Fresno Traction Company's electric street cars…
Street Scene Tulare and K (now Van Ness) Streets
Standing at the south-east corner of Courthouse Park at Tulare and K Street looking south-east on Tulare. The new Post Office building is on the right with the Patterson block behind it. The Fresno Republican Building is on the left side of Tulare…
Fresno Volunteer Fire Department
In 1877, a young man Leopold Gundlefinger (seated, center) and others helped form a volunteer fire "hook and ladder" company". Mr. Gundlefinger was Fresno's first foreman fighting fires with a wagon loaded with ladders, ropes, axes, and buckets.
Hughes Hotel, Fresno
The Grill Room at the Hughes was created in what had been a courtyard space with the hotel first opened. You can see a circular planter in the middle of the picture where a fountain or tree had been planted when the hotel first opened. The stairway…
Lobby, Hughes Hotel, Fresno, CA.
This lobby view of the Hughes Hotel shows the check in desk, the elevator and looks into the dining room. The Hughes Hotel was built in 1887 by Thomas Hughes. It was on two lots at Tulare and I Street (now Broadway). It was a four story brick…