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These men are standing in front of the Visalia Delta office on N. Church Street between Main and Center streets in Visalia, CA, sometime during the 1890s. Shown are J.J. Macm.illaw, M. C. Butz, G. W. Stewart, and Harry S. Stuart.

Located at the southeast corner of Mill and Church streets in Visalia, CA, this building housed the Visalia Drug Store, Vallee's Sample Room, and the Masonic Hall (2nd floor). A bookstore is to the right.

At the northeast corner of Main and Encina streets in Visalia, CA, the Carnegie Building -- the Visalia Free Library -- was in use from 1904 to 1936. It cost $10,000 to build. It was damaged by fire in 1913 and closed severval months for repairs.

Postcard: The Visalia Free Library stood at the corner of Main and Encina streets from 1904 to 1936.

Women compete on the firing range at the Visalia Gun Club's "1948 Pre Indian Shoot" in Visalia, CA.

Gun fans compete at the Visalia Gun Club's "1948 Pre Indian Shoot" in Visalia, CA.

This was the 1925 baseball team of Visalia High School in Visalia, Calif. Two players -- Larry French and Lyn Lary -- later played professionally. The umpire for many of their games was Arch Medlin.

Part of the cast of a Visalia High School play in Visalia, CA, poses in 1917.

Part of the cast of a Visalia High School play in Visalia, CA, poses in 1917.

Visalia High School, in Visalia, Calif., as it appeared after it was destroyed by fire in 1912.