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Three men posed on a Dairyman's milk truck.

Jewell's Drug Store and other early Tulare businesses.

Panero brothers (Joe, James, Tom, Dan and John) in S.E. Earlimart.

Sam Nagel driving a two-cylinder buick which replaced the older dairy wagon used by Dairyman's Creamery.

Man and boy on dairy truck.

One of Tulare's earliest hotels.

Rebuilding proceeded swiftly after the 1886 fire. The following were erected on South J Street : a restaurant, Dan Miller's Retreat and Frank Willie's Barber Shop.

Built in 1883, the French Hotel was destroyed twice by fires of the 1880s. Located in the 100 block of South J Street in Tulare, (then Front Street), only the brick facade remained after the last big fire of 1889. The French Hotel finished its days…

Devastation in the city of Tulare after the fire of 1886.

Packwood School District was organized in 1845. Located on Avenue 280 in Tulare County, today it serves as a Charter Alternative Academy.