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Naval Weapons Center, China Lake
Official U.S. Navy photograph: view of Naval Ordnance Testing Station at China Lake; known as Naval Weapons Center beginning in 1967;in 1992 renamed Naval Air Weapons Station. Headquarters building is in foreground; Michelson Laboratory is in…
Naturalization ceremony at Lindsay, California
Naturalization ceremony at the Lindsay, California, auditorium. Those pictured include: Sami Imoto (6th from right) and Miyoki Yoshida and Keihira Yoshida (upper left).
Native Son-Bianco Packing Co-Sanger, CA
Black background. Baby in the center with clam shell and grapes. Brand name in white lettering with black border, CA flags on either end.
Native American Group at Southern Pacific Depot
Native American group on platform of Southern Pacific railroad depot with wagons in background.
National Park Photos
Various photos of tourist activities and the logging industry.
National Library Week annual dinner
Eleanor Willson, Vance Webb, and two others pose for a photo at the National Library Week Annual Dinner.
National Library Week
John Hanning, Eleanor Wilson, and Vance Webb pose with a poster for National Library Week.
Nathaniel Vise, for Whom Visalia, Calif., Was Named
Visalia, CA, was named for Nathaniel Vise, a Kentucky native born in 1810 who later owned a restaurant in San Francisco that featured bear meat. He became know as "the bear hunter." In 1852, he filed on a quarter acre in what now is Visalia, near…
Nathaniel Vise
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.