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Hilo station.
The railroad loading station called Hilo for the first Porterville magnesite mine, built by J. Bither in 1898. Its kiln was the first one used by W.P. Bartlett, the ore being flumed into the top from Sunnyside Avenue. One tank was for water and the…
Hinds-Clark Hinds-Brawley, Mendota, CA
Black background, brown stripe on the bottom. Halved melon on the right side, brand name on the left in yellow and orange letters.
Hiroshi Uota driving a tractor on the Uota farm
Harvest equipment in use on the Uota farm near Ivanhoe, California. Hiroshi Uota is pictured driving the tractor.
Hiroshi Uota's aunt, Tsubokawa, at Gila Internment Camp
Hiroshi Uota's aunt,Tsubokawa (first name missing), is pictured in a group photo taken at the Gila River internment camp. She is seventh from left in the second row.
Hiroshi Uota's grandmother and her half sister
Grandmother of Hiroshi Uota, last name of Terao, visited the Uota family before World War II. She is pictured with her half sister.
Hisayo Okino hanging laundry in backyard in Visalia
Hisayo Okino, wife of Umikichi Okino, hangs out laundry in the backyard of their home on Santa Fe Street in Visalia California in 1918. She is also shown in two additional photos included on this page.
Hisayo Okino hanging laundry in backyard in Visalia
Hisayo Okino, wife of Umikichi Okino, hangs out laundry in the backyard of their home on Santa Fe Street in Visalia California in 1918. She is also shown in two additional photos included on this page.
Historic bond burning
This is the scene on October 17, 1903 before nearly 600,000 of indebtedness went up in smoke. This dramatic moment marked the beginning of Tulare's real growth.
