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A wagon driver stops on his way down the mountain road from Mineral King, in eastern
Tulare County, CA, to give his mules a drink.

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"A wagon driver stops on his way down the mountain road from Mineral King, in eastern
Tulare County, CA, to give his mules a drink. (Photo donated by Pam Wallace)"

Official United States Navy photograph: headquarters building of the Naval Weapons Center at China Lake near Ridgecrest. Name changed in 1992 to Naval Air Weapons Station.

Ruins of the headquarters building of Fort Tejon (looking northwesterly) from Rancho de Castec.

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Tulare County Health Department at 1501 West Main St at Hall Street. (After stucco work done on the exterior, see photo 34 before stucco job).

Dark pink background. Brand name in white lettering with blue shading, large pink heart in the center. On the bottom, a dark blue strip with white letters. 13x4

Two very grand automobiles are shown off at a ranch in Tulare County, CA, ca 1915. The auto at left is said to be a 1911 to 1913 Cadillac.

Light blue background, dark blue border. Purple and green grapes on the left side. Brand name in cream lettering with a blue border.

Helen J. Barton was the wife of Stephen Barton, who founded the town of old Isabella. Photo courtesy of A. O. (Gus) Suhre.

Helen Hauser of Dinuba, CA, was the Queen of the Raisin Festival in Fresno in 1921. This was a Dinuba celebration prior to 1919 when it moved to Fresno. It was moved back to Dinuba in 1947. (Photo courtesy of Dinuba Sentinel)