An image of Tulare's Carnegie Library, circa 1911. The photo is by Howard Clinton Tibbitts.
This is a scan from the glass negative. Built in 1905, it served as a public library until 1963. It was torn down in 1970.
A couple close-ups:
An old photo postcard of the Paige Store, circa 1910.
Paige was a small community about 4 miles SW of Tulare. Paige is still listed on Google Maps, though there isn't much there anymore. It was near the corner of Road 68 and Ave 216 (Paige Avenue).
The proprietor , W.T. Kneen, is listed in the 1910 Tulare County directory as a "postmaster and gen msde". There are about 50 listings for the town of Paige in that directory.
Paige was a small community about 4 miles SW of Tulare. Paige is still listed on Google Maps, though there isn't much there anymore. It was near the corner of Road 68 and Ave 216 (Paige Avenue).
The proprietor , W.T. Kneen, is listed in the 1910 Tulare County directory as a "postmaster and gen msde". There are about 50 listings for the town of Paige in that directory.
Photograph by Doran Studio of Tulare. Circa 1893.
From a cyanotype photo postcard, circa 1908. This home was most likely in the Goshen area.
Photograph by the Visalia studio of E. M. Davidson. Circa 1892
Another baby photo by E. M. Davidson, circa 1892.
Photo postcard image of Visalia's 3-story Elks building, on the SW corner of Main and Locust Streets. Image circa 1922. Built in 1918, it was destroyed by fire in 1959.
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