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Two quadrilles on a stomp.

Taurusa School was organized in 1910 and was functional until the 1960s.

Photo of men sending lumber down the flume.

Men with lumbering equipment.

Men working in a lumber camp loading and stacking lumber.

Tulare's crack fire department hose cart team. Members of the team were: Leader, Thomas R. James. Left side runners: Bud Kincade, Ritchie Ham, Charles Cantwell, Tomkins, Henry Whaley. Ride side runners: Mark De Witt, Fred Velie, Walter A. Ray,…

Tulare and O streets downtown Tulare looking west from Maddens's water tower. This view of Tulare is around 1882.

Smith College, a branch of the University of Southern California, flourished in Tulare in the late 1880s. It was a combination business college, Methodist seminary, and general liberal education school.

Charles Del Re (pictured on the right) was the proprietor of a cigar and stationery store on Front street in Tulare.

Early family pictured in front of farm home.