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  • Collection: Fresno County Public Library Books and Periodicals

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Man standing on the gate of a canal where it both drops and branches off. The branch passing under the bridge at the left side of the view carries about three times the quantity of water falling over the drop. The body of water passing over the drop…

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Two men atop a bridge spanning the San Joaquin River.

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A family sitting in front of their home

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Picture of a U.S. Calvary Troop on top of a fallen "big tree" (Sequoia Gigantea.) The troop was used to show the dimensions of the tree.

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Picture of an irrigation canal, near the headgate of the Kings River.

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Men at work building a power house for the San Joaquin Electric Company in the foothills of Fresno County.

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Depicts a lane of poplar trees within the vineyard. One of the earliest agricultural enterprises in Fresno County, founded in 1872 by Francis T. and Gustavus A. Eisen, immigrant brothers from Sweden. The vineyard consisted of 640 acres planted in…

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Bachtold's Flouring Mill was known as the Selma Flouring Mill. It had both the mill and a grain warehouse. It was located on the Centerville and Kingsburg Canal and East Street (now Evergreen St) which ran the mill before it switched to steam.The…

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The Bank of Selma was formed on March 7, 1887 by three Fresno bankers. John A. Stroud was named president. The building, opened in March 1889, was on Second Street just east of East Front Street.
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