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Wilson Hunt crossed the plains with John Fremont. He was one of the organizers of the County of Tulare in 1852 and was a member of the first jury, serving for "the Wood trial."

Windsor School was organized in May 1892 as part of the Reedley Union High School District. E. J. Buckman, shown here with students, was the principal in 1913.

Women are shown canning greens at Visalia Canning Company in Visalia, CA.

The Woodville branch of the Tulare County Library System was hosted by the Woodville Farm Supply in 1973.

Shown here is the Woodville Farm Center Branch of the Tulare County Library System, housed in 1973 at the Woodville, CA, farm labor camp.

This undated photo shows the Woodville, CA, farm labor camp branch of the Tulare County Library System.

Louise Gong, a Visalia, CA, resident, was the Shangri La Queen for that city's 4th of July bond drive in 1943.

Louise Gong, Shangri La Queen for a 4th of July bond drive in 1943, shares her court with her attendants Gladys Yahnian, left, and Jane Higgins, right. The bond drive ceremony was held at Recreation Park in Visalia, CA.

This is the wreckage of the Visalia & Tulare Railroad Company train at Caldwell's Corner, about 3 miles south of Visalia, in 1900. The accident occurred when the train ran into a cow on the tracks. The rails and rolling stock were later sold.

The Ying Ming Association Temple was located on Center Street in Visalia, CA. This photo was taken in 1959.