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Yes, It snows in Tulare!
Tulare District Hospital on Merritt Avenue in Tulare during 1962 winter's snow.
West Street in Tulare
Looking west from G Street.
Tulare's Highway 99 in the 1940s
Highway 99 in Tulare near present-day Merritt and Blackstone Streets.
Tulare Elks in front of lodge
Tulare Elks 1956 mid-winter conference.
Tulare Canal
View of Tulare Canal.
The Pacific Hotel after enlargement
From this enlarged version of the Pacific Hotel, D.W. Madden started the waterworks which eventually serviced much of the city of Tulare. [See water tower behind the hotel]. After the hotel burned in 1886, Madden started the water works for the city…
Southern Pacific passenger depot
Tulare's new passenger depot in 1914. Pictured left to right : J.E. Hutchinson, manager; D.L. Abercrombie, messenger; A.N. Peters, telegrapher.
Some noteworthy Tulare citizens
Some prominent Tulareans.
Rosebud Temple Elks
The Elks gather to honor Mrs. Mathias as "Mother of the Year."
President Benjamin Harrison gives his first stump speech in Tulare
Tulareans hauled a hugh redwood stump to serve as a speaker platform as people flocked from miles to hear the president speak. President Harrison said this was the first stump speech he had ever given.