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This is Berry's Combined Traction Steam Harvester, the first steam harverster. It was built by George Stockton Berry on his ranch near Lindsay, Calif.

A group greets a woman as she descends from a United Airlines aircraft at the Visalia, CA, Airport. This was United Airlines' first flight into Visalia, in 1946.

A group congregates around a United Airlines aircraft at Visalia Municipal Airport; commemorating UAL's first flight into Visalia, CA.

Football practice takes place at Mineral King Bowl in Visalia, CA. The team and player names, as well as the date, are unknown.

The Fox Theater in Visalia, CA, was constructed in 1929-1930. The large home next to the construction site beloned to Mrs. Pennebaker (313 W. Main St.). The theater is located at 320 W. Main St.

The Fox Theater in Visalia, CA, is shown after it opened in 1930.

The Fox Theater in Visalia, CA, was constructed during 1929-1930, at the northwest corner of Main and Encina Streets.

This was the French Hotel in Visalia, CA, after it was burned by an 1886 fire.

G&I Market in Visalia, CA, was located on Main Street as the second business from the northeast corner of Locust and Main streets. This photo, taken about 1939, shows owner family members near the cash register at the center. At thie right is Jack…

Gertrude Smith poses in front of the General Sherman Tree in Sequoia National Park, Tulare County, CA, in 1905.