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Redbanks Orchard Company in Tulare County, CA, made early use of this motorized crop duster.

Tule River native Californians are photographed during the Tule River Indian Heritage Project. Shown, left to right, are Frank Latta, Wah-hum-chah, Palo-kangas, and I-hal-yut..

Left to right in this early motor car photo in Tulare County, CA, are Fred Scott, Marvin Heberling, unknown, and Howard Witten.

The Cutting of the Watermelon in Tulare County, CA, involved participants (left to right) George Eitel, Henry Slocum, William "Dutch Bill" Mehrtens, unknown, "Dad" Hartley, W. A. Sims, Dan Overall, L. V. Nanscowen, unknown, Judge Wheaton Gray,…

Teacher Sam Baker poses with his class in Visalia, CA, in this 1860 photo.

This was the 1925 baseball team of Visalia High School in Visalia, Calif. Two players -- Larry French and Lyn Lary -- later played professionally. The umpire for many of their games was Arch Medlin.

Newsprint: In 1959, the Visalia Times-Delta newspaper printed this photo of the virst high school band in Visalia, Calif. Formed in 1912 at Visalia High School, it included (left to righto): Back row: Chester Narver, John Michels, Fred DeVall, Rex…

Tipton-Lindsay School students and teachers pose on front steps of this early day school in Visalia, Calif.

The "End of the Trail" sculpture at Mooney Grove Park, Visalia, Calif., was donated to the County of Tulare by officials at the 1915 Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. It is a copy of the original bronze, created by Jame…

Wilson Hunt crossed the plains with John Fremont. He was one of the organizers of the County of Tulare in 1852 and was a member of the first jury, serving for "the Wood trial."