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

This is the sign of Estrada's Spanish Kitchen in Visalia, CA, as seen in 1993. The restaurant was a popular family eating establishment for many decades.

This mural of a mule team team pulling a wagon in the redwoods of Sequoia National Park is painted on a building in Exeter, CA.

This "Exeter, Gateway to Sequoia National Park" mural is painted on a building in Exeter, CA.

This mural of farmers is painted on a building in Exeter, CA.

This mural of crate labels is painted on a building in Exeter, CA.

This mural of horses and a covered wagon is painted on a building in Exeter, CA.

This was Main Street, Visalia, CA, in 1863, looking east from Locust Street toward the mill at the end of the street (now Santa Fe Avenue).

White Horse Cavalry.

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.