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Man sitting on porch of early railroad building later known as library hall.

Earlier photo of Santa Fe Engine House.

Tulare pioneer once associated with the Terra Bella Development Corporation.

An experimental station was located on South Blackstone years ago. Many varieties of fruits and grapes were grown, tested and developed there.

H Street in Tulare early 1900s.

These bonds (worth over a half million dollars) were burned in October of 1903, setting the city free from its greatest indebtedness.

The Tulare Free Public Library was established as an act of the city council in 1901. The building was presented to the city by the Southern Pacific Railroad when their shops relocated to Bakersfield, California.

Montgomery in grain field on Paige Morton Ranch.

Downtown Tulare Business Building circa 1900.

The lumber company was located between the SP railroad tracks and I Street at San Joaquin Avenue.