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With a very dim sign above the front door stating this was a "Reading Room," Ducor, Calif., boasted an official branch library in the Tulare County Library system. This photo is undated, but followed the library's location in the Women's Club…

This photo shows the Dinuba branch library interior in 1929. First constructed in 1916-1917 through a Dale Carnegie grant, it is part of the Tulare County Library system.

Woman standing in front of the Angiola branch of the Tulare County Library.

Alpaugh Library Building was erected by Alpaugh Library Association in 1913, with subscriptions of $10.00 per member.

Tulare County Library, Allensworth, Tulare County

Residents pose near a home on Strawberry Ave. and N.W. 2nd Ave. in Visalia, CA, in 1896. Pictured are Winifred Evans, Eva Evans, Mrs. Chris Evans with baby Carl, Mrs. Byrd and George Byrd (Mrs. Evans' brother). Chris Evans was part of the infamous…

Three members of an early Visalia, CA, baseball team pose for the cameraman. From left, they are Frank Kimball, Fred Warner, and Thomas Hall. The meaning of the letter "E" is not known. This photo was taken in 1880 or 1881.

Daniel Rhoads led the relief party that finally rescued the Donner Party. Rhoads later was a resident of Visalia, CA.

John Clark was a judge in Tulare County, CA, from 1873 to 1879.

Visalia Weekly Delta newspaper editor L. W. Ransome headed the newspaper in the 1864-1865 era. This was about the time the proprietor was Elijah R Ransome (1865). The Visalia Weekly Delta was later renamed The Visalia Times Delta.