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A demonstration of square dancing is performed by participants in the 1997 Pioneer Days in Ducor, CA.

This private, hilltop residence is located in California Hot Springs in the southeast of Tulare County, CA.

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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…

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.

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Southe side of Main Street st Court Street looking East. Tall building is the Harrell Building. Year unknown. No

Sows and brood

The only information available on this photo comes from a note on the reverse side stating, "The Daggestts and their Eastern Cousin."

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"A very close, magnified study of this photo makes it appear they may be ""Stevey's Boys,"" a 19th century baseball team thought to have been in Visalia, CA. No identifications are available."

Trees in a field with Woodville in the distance.

This south-side view of the Tulare County, CA, courthouse in Visalia, CA, was taken in 1902. The original building shown here was built in 1876, and later had east and west wings added. It was bounded by Court, Oak, Church, and Center streets.