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Putnam Street just off of Main Street. A posse was being organized to pursue the murderer of John B. Lamkin.

Roy Witt and Dewey Phillips riding a cow down Main Street. They rode the cow from the pasture to the owner who milked it.

D Street north of Putnam on the right sides is the H. Brey residence; at the far end is the Reese home.

Early Porterville East Mill Street. On the right side in the middle was the Porter Putnam residence, on the left side is a livery and blacksmith shop.

Interior of Nieman's hardware store. Charles Nieman on the right and John Will on the left.

Charles Nieman's hardware store.

A. Jos. Delaney (1852-1916) whose hardware store was second door south of Putnam, west-side of Main Street.

Jennie Anderson Delaney (1853-1932) wife of A. Jos. Delaney local business man.

James Willson, who with his brother-in-law, Adolph Schulz had a Hardware store in the Putnam Building, and was an orange grower.

The hardware store operated by the sons of J. B. Hockett; it stood on the south side of Olive Street.