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Tulare elementary school children and teacher
Early Tulare County school class with teacher.
Yettem School
Yettem School evolved from the Churchill School District around 1912. It is now a continuation school in the Cutler-Orosi School District.
Members of Tulare High School Class of 1910
Upper left: A. Rhoades, Lower right: Z. Watts.
Members of Tulare High School Class of 1910
Upper left: L. McKamy; Middle: R. Rosson; Lower right: A. Hamlin.
Members of Tulare High School Class of 1910
Upper left: E. Nuffer; Middle: J. Heiskell; Lower right: L. Beckwith, Secretary.
Tulare High School girls basketball team of 1906
This was the Tulare High School girl's basketball team of 1906. Phileopena Sage, second from left at top, later became Mrs. Earl Bertch. Pictured from left, standing--Pearl Sharp, Phileopena Sage, Vera Haydock, Grace Brunner, Lora Beckwith, Leonora…
Early farm family
Early family pictured in front of farm home.
Early Tulareans standing in front of downtown store
Charles Del Re (pictured on the right) was the proprietor of a cigar and stationery store on Front street in Tulare.
Smith College
Smith College, a branch of the University of Southern California, flourished in Tulare in the late 1880s. It was a combination business college, Methodist seminary, and general liberal education school.
Downtown Tulare view
Tulare and O streets downtown Tulare looking west from Maddens's water tower. This view of Tulare is around 1882.