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W. Parker Lyon's newly finished home on 1666 K Street (Van Ness.) Also shows views of the interior of his furniture room and wallpaper room at his store.

An exterior view of Dr. Isaac & Minnie Sherman Eshleman's home on the Minewawa vineyard.

S. H. Cole's home was located at 1931 G Street in Fresno. Mr. Cole came to Fresno in late September 1873 and engaged in farming. In November 1886 he moved in to Fresno. He went into real estate and later with his brother and cousin formed Cole,…

Laton is on the main line of the Santa Fe Railroad. It enjoyed ample freight and passenger service.

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.…

Exterior view of the Seropian Brothers Business.

The Fresno Southern Pacific Railroad Depot was constructed in 1889 in the Queen Anne architectural style. Located at 1713 Tulare Street, with its main frontage facing the railroad tracks, and situated on the northwest corner of Tulare and H…

Interior View of a packing house. Machinery is stripping raisins from the stems and sorting by size. The machine could do 40 tons per day.

The Temple Bar Building was erected in 1889 by Fresno promoters, S.N. Griffith and R.B. Johnson on the corner of Mariposa and K Streets (now Van Ness.) It's three stories hosted a rooming house on the top floor ran for over 20 years by Mrs. Lundy.…