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French Dye Works was located on J St. between Kern & Tulare. On July 24, 1914 a fire started in French Dye Works that destroyed the J.M. Ruth Building. The postcard is dated August 1910.

Two men standing on the porch of the French Hotel.

This was the French Hotel in Visalia, CA, after it was burned by an 1886 fire.

This is a picture of the Fresno Vineyard's manager's residence on 400 acres of wine vineyard and orchard. Built in 1881.

Fresno Air Terminal, view by Heilbron-Jones Film Service, 1959. Situated roughly between Dakota, Clovis, McKinley and Chestnut avenues, the airport was first opened as Hammer Field in June 1942 by the Army Air Corps. The facility was released to…

Fresno had a big amateur radio community. These were QSL response postcards that were sent to other radio operator to confirm transmissions. It contained the call sign of both stations participating in the contact, the time and date when it occurred…

Red background, woman with grapes in the center. Brand name in white letters with green shading.

Red background, woman with grapes in the center. Brand name in white letters with green shading. Sept 2, 1971

Red background, woman with grapes in the center. Brand name in white letters with green shading. Sept 5, 1973

Red background, woman with grapes in the center. Brand name in white letters with green shading. 13 x 4.5 inches