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Dora Belle Harris Rogers was the wife of Dr. L. S. Rogers of Bakersfield. She was a popular teacher at the H Street school, and she had charge of a number of Kern Valley schools at various times. Mrs. Rogers died at age 62. Mr. & Mrs. Rogers were…

Miss Dorothy Hoover, taking part in the 1951 Porterville Armistice Day parade in western horse-woman's costume, with silver-mounted Bohlin saddle on her black mare Tennessee Belle.

Dot and Fred Guthrie on horseback in front of the Guthrie home in the White River area.

Mrs. Dot Guthrie Hughes shows the side-saddle made about 1885 by Swezey Mapes of Porterville for her mother Ellen White Guthrie.

Light blue background with a blue border. Child, purple grapes on the left side. Brand name on the right, in red lettering with a blue border.

Light blue background with a blue border. Child, purple grapes on the left side. Brand name on the right, in red lettering with a blue border.

One of the parts Bunting Iron Works made to be used in the oil fields.

Green background, black stripe on the bottom. Brand name centered, white and blue lettering.