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Picture of the Wahtoke Winery Company compound built in 1905 by the California Wine Association. Located at a central location in the Wahtoke Vineyard, consisting initially of 1,480 acres located five miles north of Reedley. The plant was expanded in…

Picture of Parlier High School, located at Fig and Third streets in Parlier, Calif. Romanesque Revival architectural elements. The two-story brick building was constructed in 1922 and contained 17 rooms, a basement, and a 450-seat auditorium. It was…

Picture of Parlier Grammar School, built in 1922 on Tuolumne Street in Parlier, Calif. Constructed in Neoclassical architectural elements. The building contained 14 classrooms, and was later supplemented by two remodeled Army barracks used as three…

Picture of Orangedale Elementary School, located on Piedra Road, 4 miles north of Centerville. The structure was built in 1914, was last used as a schoolhouse in 1945, and was later converted to use as a private dwelling. Western Stick architectural…

Picture of Orange Center Elementary School, located on Central avenue, between Fig and Elm avenues, Easton, Calif. Western Stick architectural style. The structure was built in 1881 and contained two classrooms separated by an auditorium, and a…

Picture of an office building in Kingsburg, California, constructed in a mix of Spanish and oriental tendencies.

View of the city probably taken from atop the Court House dome looking toward the northeast. The Fresno Water Tower on the corner of Fresno Street and O Street is seen top right of the photo.

A 1920s Fresno street scene looking north up J Street from the Mariposa intersection. J Street was renamed "Fulton" Street in October 1923 after financier Fulton G. Berry. The Helm Building, constructed in 1914, at 1101 J Street is in the foreground…

Building commissioned to design in 1920 to architect, Eugene Mathewson ; designer, Robert Von Ezdorf, who was a specialist in high-rise office buildings and a chief designer for Cross & Cross Company. This neo-classical concrete building was finished…

Home for the the Masonic Hall in Selma, California. Purchased in March 1927 and opened officially in May 13, 1927. This Selma Lodge 277, Free and Accepted Masons, was organized October 29, 1884. The City Directory of 1927 locates the building at…