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A biographical sketch of C. H. Williams. Mr. Williams was the proprietor of a blacksmith and carriage shop in Fowler. He was also a City Trustee for Fowler. He was married twice. First to Rosa D. Schwartz, then to Emma K. Saunders.

C. R. Vanderlip's Ford car lot

Clinton T. Brown (left) and Demming Gibbons (center) operated this sheep camp in the Springville, CA, area in 1885. The man at right is unidentified.

Clinton T. Brown (right) operated this sheep camp in the Springville, CA, area in 1889. The other two men are unidentified.

A biographical sketch of C. T. Cearley. He owned the Cearley store, which sold stationary and books.

Esther Culver hosted this cabaret party, where all the boys are dressed up like girls, except one, and the girls wore guys' clothing. This was in Lindsay, CA, in 1920. (Photo courtesy of Alma Manlove)

Snow-covered cabin.

John Swanson's cabin, built of oak logs in the late 1850s, was located on Visalia's East Mineral King Avenue. This structure now can be seen at the Tulare County Museum at Mooney Grove County Park in Visalia, CA.

This photo depicts a private cabin built on least federal land in Mineral King, Tulare County, CA.

This is the cabin that John Swanson built in the late 1850s in the Kelsey's Grove area east of Visalia, CA, along the side of what is now Highway 198. The cabin now is on display at the history museum located at Tulare County's Mooney Grove Park.