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The Daggett Ladies, Early 1900s, Visalia, Calif.
The only information available on this photo comes from a note on the reverse side stating, "The Daggestts and their Eastern Cousin."
Sows and Brood
Sows and brood
South Side of Main Street At Court Street Looking East
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Southe side of Main Street st Court Street looking East. Tall building is the Harrell Building. Year unknown. No
Southe side of Main Street st Court Street looking East. Tall building is the Harrell Building. Year unknown. No
Sol Sweet, Aviation Pioneer, Visalia, Calif.
Sol Sweet, shown here with a sign for his flying school, was a long-time aviator in the Visalia, CA, area. His school operated out of the Visalia Municipal Airport. Notice the three-digit telephone numbers, indicative of the age of the sign.
Restored Home, Col. Allen Allensworth, Allensworth, Calif.
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This is the restored residence of Colonel and Mrs. Allen Allensworth in Allensworth, CA. The colonel was a self-taught, Kentucky-born slave who eventually became a U.S. Army lieutenant colonel and a chaplain at the San Francisco…
This is the restored residence of Colonel and Mrs. Allen Allensworth in Allensworth, CA. The colonel was a self-taught, Kentucky-born slave who eventually became a U.S. Army lieutenant colonel and a chaplain at the San Francisco…
Private Hilltop Residence, California Hot Springs, Calif.
This private, hilltop residence is located in California Hot Springs in the southeast of Tulare County, CA.
Pioneer Days, Ducor, Calif., 1997
A demonstration of square dancing is performed by participants in the 1997 Pioneer Days in Ducor, CA.
Photos of Nat and Matilda Vise Presented to Visalia
Annie Mitchell and Roy Brooks present photos of Nat and Matilda Vise to Mayor Edmund Vollmer of Visalia, November 3, 1969. Mayor Vollmer is on the left.. Photos were placed in Visalia City Hall.
Paulhan Flight, Los Angeles, Calif., January, 1910
Louis Paulhan, an early French aviator who designed "La Canard," the world's first seaplane, is shown circling the field at the January, 1910, Los Angeles International Air Meet.
Paulhan Flight, Los Angeles, Calif., January, 1910
Louis Paulhan, an early French aviator who designed "La Canard," the world's first seaplane, is shown circling the field at the January, 1910, Los Angeles International Air Meet.