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Main Street, Visalia, California, in the flood of 1955-56. Pictured are Tom's furniture store, and the Lucky Auto Supply Store, on the corner of Main and Garden Streets. In the background are the Grand Theater and (on the corner of Main and Church…

Postcard: Postmarked March 27, 1911, this postcard tells of the writer's enjoyment of "the trip up," which was the approximate 30-mile distance from Visalia to Three Rivers, CA. Depicted here is the popular River Inn, near the North Fork Bridge in…

The Arlington Hotel on the northeast corner of Main Street and Olive Avenue with several people out front and a horse and buggy.

An 1888 flood scene showing the damage along Inyo street. The Arlington Hotel is seen on the right at the intersection of Inyo and J streets. In the distance is probably a freight warehouse of the Southern Pacific Railroad.

Summer scene showing the Big Creek Hotel in Big Creek, California. High in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California the hotel was built in 1914 by William Thrower. In 1902, John S. Eastwood, engineer for the Pacific Light and Power Company, selected…

Two-story brick building, probably damaged in the 1952 Arvin-Tehachapi earthquake. Doors near center of picture contain sign "Hotel Maricopa." To the left, a window contains the signs "Vegetables, Fruits." To the right, a window contains the sign…

Passengers in car with bear in front seat next to driver.

Buggies, horseback rider and others in front of two-story Park House Hotel. Man, Emil Kreyenhagen, and his daughter, Gertrude, standing in front of building. Child, Gertrude Kreyenhagen, born October 4, 1885; 3 years old in photograph.

Parents and little girl in walker on porch with baby carriage and high chair. Two small trees with Christmas decorations are on high chair. Photo probably taken at Vendome Hotel where Tagawas worked.

Spectators watching men with hoses in front of Hanford Hotel on 7th and Douty Street.