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  • Collection: Tulare County Library Sesquicentennial

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No information has been found relating to this airplane crash that took place west of Visalia, CA, in the 1920s.

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This 1920 photograph shows a Strathmore irrigation pump unit installed west of Woodlake, CA.

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This building built in Visalia, CA, in the late 1800s was named in honor of its owner, J. Harrell.

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"Father Yager" was an intinerant preacher who preached in Visalia and Tulare County, CA. The year is unknown.

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Chris Evans, a well known outlaw train robber of the 1890s in Tulare County, Calkf, was sentenced to life in prison for first degree murdur, the sentencing taking place

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This photo shows the body of Tulare County, CA, outlaw James McKinney, lying on a slab in a Bakersfield, CA, mortuaruy after he was killed in a gunfight in a Chinese joss house April 20, 1903. Note the shotgun wounds in his face and neck. He was…

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Chris Evans was a train robber in the late 1800's in California's San Joaquin Valley. Born in 1847 inTulare County, CA, he and his partner -- John Sontag -- lived and hid in the foothills near Eshom Valley. He died in 1917. (Photo courtesy of…

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Headed for the gym for a practice session, these players were the basketball team of Visalia Union High School during the 1920-21 school year in Visalia, CA. VUHS became Redwood High School in the early 1950s as a second high school was opened in…
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