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Fresno Swimming Baths, an indoor swimming pool. It was complete with a ladies parlor, ladies grand dressing room, gentleman's club, smoking room, shower baths and over 100 private dressing rooms. The tank is 100 x 40 feet and from two to ten feet in…

3 views of the St. George Vineyard, the house, the "town": post office, store, winery and grape elevator; the distillery. It was located five miles east of Fresno on 1280 acres, owned by George H. Malter. Maltermoro is named for him. It was…

5 views of the Fresno Flume and Irrigation Company's property. The Saw Mill and Lake, Section of Flume, Mills and yards at Clovis, CA; Tree just felled and an aerial of the standing timber and lake.

4 views of Kenyon's Mountain Resort. Kenyon's Resort was located at Pine Ridge, it had a hotel and cottages for vacationers, also a general store, post office and livery were available. There was a stage line that ran between it and Fresno. Ferd.…

An exterior view of the Fresno Cafe. The Fresno Cafe was located at 1052 I Street (Broadway). It is known as a first class restaurant and oyster house with main and private dining rooms. Messrs. Lamond & Bielenburg are proprietors.

An exterior view of the Fresno County hospital, almshouse and farm. The eighty acre premises is one and half miles southeast of the city of Fresno. There are four buildings (three seen in the photo) all connected by covered passageway. The main…

An exterior view, interior view of the Landale sawmill and a view of the logging teams and skidway. The sawmill is located on Pine Ridge three miles east of Kenryon's and is owned by the Landale brothers. About 25 men are employed through at the…

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.

Man fishing and two people in a boat on the Centerville & Kingsburg Canal near Selma, CA with a home in the background.

W.B. Good and family on the front porch of their house. W.B. Good was the city attorney of Selma from 1893-1895 and 1896-1903.