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Flood of 1906, Ladies crossing at the Southern Pacific depot.

Visalia Health Center on 1501 West Main Street before it had stucco applied. ( See photo 17 after stucco was applied.)

Looking at the homes on the west side of North Willis Street toward Grove Street.

Visalia Abstract Company at 108 West Center Street

Interior shot of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph office in Visalia showing switchboards and telephone operators. Located on the Northwest corner of Church and Acequia. (ca 1920's)

Nathaniel Vise, 1810 - 1888. Born in Maysville, Kentucky and married Matilda Jarbeau in Maysville in 1833. Vise is the man after whom Visalia was named. Nathainel Vise was a junior.

Matilda Jarbeau Vise married Nataniel Vise Jr., in Mayville, Kentucky, in 1833.

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.

"Old trail along Licking River, marked ""Vise's Trail"". It leads north to Visalia, Kentucky, founded by Nathaniel's father in 1819-20. Photo was taken in October, 1995."

Scattered homes are nearly all that is left of the old community of Visalia, Kentucky. October, 1995.