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G. S. Berry's Steam Harvester, showing machinery,

G. S. Berry's Steam Traction plow in operation pulling five plows.

Bravo Lake in Woodlake, 1915.

These two historical markers are located west of Lindsay, CA, at the intersection of Highways 65 and 137. The Butterfield marker, placed in 1958, commemorates the overland trail used for mail from 1858 to 1881, as part of the Stockton to Los Angeles…

This photo shows the marker installed in 1958 in what was known as the Fountain Springs area of Tulare County, CA. It commemorated the Butterfield Overland Mail Route used from 1858 to 1881 from Stockton to Los Angeles, CA. It was part of the route…

This photoshows the marker installed in 1958, commemorating the Butterfield Overland Mail Route used from 1858 to 1881 from Stockton to Los Angeles, CA. It was part of the route between St. Louis and San Francisco, and was the first overland mail…

This photoshows the marker installed in 1958, commemorating the Butterfield Overland Mail Route used from 1858 to 1881 from Stockton to Los Angeles, CA. It was part of the route between St. Louis and San Francisco, and was the first overland mail…

Historical markers commemorating the old stage road and the Fountain Springs Stage Station of the Butterfield Overland Stage Route are located at Fountain Springs, east of Ducor, CA.

Clinton T. Brown (left) and Demming Gibbons (center) operated this sheep camp in the Springville, CA, area in 1885. The man at right is unidentified.

Clinton T. Brown (right) operated this sheep camp in the Springville, CA, area in 1889. The other two men are unidentified.