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This is the second school house built on grounds that later were occupied by the Tipton-Lindsey School in Visalia, CA. The first school was constructed partly of tin, according to early resident Mrs. M. J. McEwen. The location in Visalia was on…

Three men stand near the "Baby Visalia" plane in a field near Visalia, Calif. The plane was built by Delmar Wood and Jess Clark.

Shown is a commercial grape arbor, maximizing the production of each vine in this Tulare County, CA, vineyard..

Farmers pose with a steam traction plow in a Tulare County, CA, field. The plow was invented by George Stockton Berry on his Lindsay, CA, ranch around 1880.

An unidentified man in ranger attire feeds a bear cub with a bottle in this photo taken in 1905 in Sequoia National Park, Tulare County, CA.

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.

This is a photo of the Tulare County Library in 1961, located in Room 10 of the County Courthouse.

Visalia Normal School students and teachers pose for this group photo. At the left of the back row is Jame Samuel McPhaill, part owner of the school.

This portrait portrays Mrs. Mary Tranger, of Tranger's Point on the Mineral King Road above Three Rivers, CA. This photo was taken in 1886.

An artesian well serves agriculture in Tulare County, CA.