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Mule Team with Combine Harvesting Grain
This is a 25-mule team using a combine to harvest grain in Tulare County, CA.
Picking Peaches, Fleming Ranch, Visalia Orchard Company, Visalia, Calif.
Postcard: Field hands pick peaches with crates reading V.O. Co., Visalia, California. Alva Frame was the straw boss for V.O. (Visalia Orchard Co.).
Hog Wallow Land, Tulare County, Calif.
These are hog wallow land formations with cars and houses in background, near Lindcove, CA. Photo taken by A. W. Frost, Deputy Clerk for the County of Tulare.
Hog Wallow Land, Tulare County, Calif.
These are hog wallow land formations between Woodlake and Lindcove in Tulare County, CA. This photo was taken by A. W. Frost, Deputy Clerk for the County of Tulare.
Grape Arbor, Tulare County, Calif.
Shown is a commercial grape arbor, maximizing the production of each vine in this Tulare County, CA, vineyard..
Artesian Well, Tulare County, Calif.
An artesian well serves agriculture in Tulare County, CA.
Agricultural exhibit
This was the agricultural exhibit for Tulare County, CA, at the San Francisco and San Diego exposition, 1915.
Curtis Robin Challenger, Monache Meadow, Tulare County, Calif.
A Curtis Robin Challenger landed in Monache Meadow (14 miles south of Mount. Whitney) in 1930. This was one of two sites proposed as a High Sierra landing field. Sol Sweet of Visalia, CA, was the pilot.
Baby Visalia Airplane in Visalia, Calif.
Three men stand near the "Baby Visalia" plane in a field near Visalia, Calif. The plane was built by Delmar Wood and Jess Clark.
Curtis Biplane, First Airplane to Fly in Tulare County, Calif.
Left to right, Frank, Johnny and Henry Bryant pose next to a Curtis biplane. This was the first plane to fly in Tulare County, CA. Frank Bryant was the pilot.