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DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19716
title: Montage of four drawings depicting various scenes in Porterville, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of four drawings depicting various scenes in Porterville, 1900-1940. A drawing reading, "Pioneer Land Company. Fig tree, said to be the largest in the state" is visible at top left. It depicts a man sitting on a horse at left looking at a man standing on the branch of a tree at right. The man on the branch is pointing upwards with his right hand. Both men wear hats and have mustaches, while a second tree and flat, open land are depicted in the background.; A drawing reading, "View of Main Street in Porterville, Cal. Looking North" is visible at top right. It depicts a wide dirt road lined with buildings running from the foreground to the background. The building at left reads, "Pioneer Hotel" and has a covered walkway. Four men are depicted standing in front of a utility pole at left, while at least five carriages are visible on the road. Hills and a building with a tower are depicted in the background.; A drawing reading, "Palm Tree. Pioneer Land Co. Porterville" is visible at bottom right. A palm tree with rounded fronds is depicted at center, while a woman and child are visible sitting to the right of it. A bush is visible at left, while open, grassy land is visible in the background.; A drawing reading, "View of Pioneer Land Co's Tract, Looking East, Porterville in the Background" is visible at bottom left. Various crops are depicted on square plots of land at center. Rocks on the side of a hill are depicted in the foreground, while two fences are visible at the bottom of the hill. Trees are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19717
title: Two drawings of Porterville depicting the public school and Pioneer Store, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of two drawings of Porterville depicting the public school and Pioneer Store, 1900-1940. A drawing of a two-story school building is visible in the top half. The brick building has a covered entryway, tower, and sloped roof. Multiple arched windows are evenly spaced throughout. A paved sidewalk is visible running to the left and right next to the building. Trees and grass are depicted around the building, while hills are depicted in the background. The bottom half depicts storefronts lining a sidewalk, which runs left to right. The two-story building contains two towers and a balcony. At center towards the roof the building reads, "Putnam Block 1890". "R.P. Putnam Pioneer Store" is written on five windows at street level. A woman holding a parasol and small dog at the end of a leash is depicted towards the left on the sidewalk, while a horse-drawn wagon is visible at right. Photoprint reads: "Pioneer Store, Heirs of R.P. Putnam".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19718
title: Exterior view of Pacific Sugar Factory, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of the Pacific Sugar Factory, 1900-1940. At center a three-story building is visible at an angle. Two towers are visible on the sloped roof, while multiple identical windows are evenly spaced on each story. A one-story building stands to the left of the first. To the right of the first building a long ramp leads to what appears to be an elevated platform. The platform and ramp are held up by wooden planks. Two tree trunks are visible in the right foreground, while tree branches and leaves are visible in the top left. Grass is visible from the foreground to the background. Trees are also visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19719
title: View of Southern Pacific Depot in Visalia, Tulare County, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of a view of Southern Pacific Depot in Visalia, Tulare County, 1900-1940. A two-story building is visible at center. Windows are visible on each story, and a sign reading "Visalia" is at the center of the first story overhanging roof. Many people, horses, and wagons visible in front of the train at left. A low wall runs left to right in front. A palm tree trunk stands at left with a sign fixed to it reading, "The North Half of this Park Reserved for Ladies and Escorts". Grass is visible in the foreground up to the wall, while trees and a few utility poles are spaced throughout.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16905
title: Hopi men preparing warp for weaving a dress, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of Hopi men preparing warp for weaving a dress, Arizona, ca.1898. One Hopi man sits on a doorstep at left holding the warp. The other man stands next to him with his hand on his hip. They both have long straight hair and wear similar clothes. They have long-sleeved shirts with different printed designs and light-colored loose-fitting trousers. The stucco around the door frame in which the first man sits is cracked.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19720
title: Bins and piles of sugar beets in Visalia, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of bins and piles of sugar beets in Visalia, 1900-1940. Two large wooden bins are visible running from bottom left towards the top right. The right-most bin is filled with sugar beets, and the top of a man's head is visible inside. To the right is a small wooden shed-like structure. Two men stand near the opening at right, while "A.T. & S.F. 17991" is painted on the side of the structure. Piles of sugar beats on a slope line the right side of the bins, while the front of a wooden fence is visible to the right of the structure. Open grassy land, trees, and a fence are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19736
title: Exterior of Washington Grammar School in Visalia, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of the exterior of Washington Grammar School in Visalia, 1900-1940. The front of the three-story brick building is visible at center at an angle. A few stairs lead under three arches in the center, while a star-shape is visible towards the roof near a decorative top edge of the building. Two towers with three arches on each face are visible on the left and right sides of the roof. Windows are visible on each story in groups of two or three. A sidewalk runs from right to the stairs, while a small palm tree is visible to the left of the sidewalk. A flag pole is visible at right, while grass and dirt are visible in the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19737
title: High school in Visalia, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of a high school in Visalia, 1900-1940. The two-story brick building has a sloped roof and windows visible in groups of three or four. Vines cover the right side of the building, while trees surround and obscure the front. A few stairs lead to an archway at right, while a short palm tree and a flag pole are visible at center in front of the building. A sidewalk runs behind the palm tree, and grass is visible in front of the building. Trees are visible in the background, while a dirt road is visible in the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19738
title: Exterior view of a Methodist church in Visalia, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of a Methodist church in Visalia, 1900-1940. At center the front of a building is visible with a few stairs leading to the entryway. A tall tower is visible at center above the entryway, while the tops of some of the walls are shaped in decorative patterns. Five arched openings are visible on the face to the left of the entryway, while stained glass windows are visible on a face behind. A second door is visible to the left. Trees are visible at left and right, while a dirt road runs in front of the building. Grass is visible in the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19739
title: Exterior view of the Tulare Court House in Visalia, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of the Tulare Court House in Visalia, 1900-1940. A tower with a dome is visible on top of the three-story building. A statue is perched on top of the dome, while two other statues stand on the peak of two eaves of the roof. Most of the windows have opened, striped cloth awnings shading them. A stairway at left leads to a covered entryway held up by several columns. The roof of this entryway forms a balcony on the second-story. Trees, benches, and a tall palm tree are visible in the grassy front lawn. A sidewalk runs around the courthouse to the left and right, while a dirt road is visible in the foreground. Trees are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19740
title: Exterior view of Washington School in Visalia, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of Washington School in Visalia, 1900-1940. The front of the three-story brick building is visible at center at an angle. A few stairs lead under three arches in the center, while a star-shape is visible towards the roof near a decorative top edge of the building. Two towers with three arches on each face are visible on the left and right sides of the roof. Windows are visible on each story in groups of two or three. A small palm tree is visible in front of the building, while five bicycles are visible leaning against the front of the building. Two thin trees are visible at right, while a one-story building is visible in the right background. Dirt is visible in the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19741
title: Rushing water in the Kaweah(?) River near Visalia, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of rushing water in the Kaweah(?) River near Visalia, 1900-1940. Running from the top right to the bottom left is water rushing over stones and rocks. Smooth, rounded stones are visible at the left towards the top on a bank, while darkness is visible at top.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19742
title: Exterior of the Visalia Free Library in Visalia, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of the exterior of the Visalia Free Library in Visalia, 1900-1940. The front of a one-story building is visible at center. Several stairs lined with a stone wall on the left and right lead to an arched entryway at front. "Visalia Free Library" is written above the entryway. The bottom portions of the walls are composed of stone bricks, while the top portion is composed of smaller brick. A large window is visible on either side of the archway, while two more windows are visible on the right side. A dirt road runs in front of the building, while trees are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19743
title: Residence Street (or residential street?) in Visalia, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of Residence Street (or residential street?) in Visalia, 1900-1940. A row of evenly-spaced tall trees are visible running in front of a paved sidewalk lining a dirt road running from bottom left to the right background. A white picket fence runs behind the sidewalk and in front of a row of homes. The two partially visible two-story homes are obscured by more trees in their front lawns. One home has a covered porch and is composed of horizontal planks. Trees are visible in the left background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19744
title: Exterior view of the Visalia courthouse, showing a new wing in Visalia, 1907

description: Photograph of a courthouse with a new wing in Visalia, 1907. A three story building with a tower and dome on top is visible at center. A statue is visible on top of the dome, while another statue is visible on the roof at left. Multiple stairs lead to a covered entryway at right, while evenly-spaced arched windows are visible throughout each story. A sidewalk lined with utility poles is visible running from center towards the back left and back right, while a low wall separates the sidewalk from the grassy front lawn. Trees and two palm trees are visible on the lawn, while a road is visible in the foreground. Other buildings and trees are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16906
title: Hopi man weaving a kochina sash for a ceremonial kilt, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of a Hopi man weaving a kochina sash for a ceremonial kilt, Arizona, ca.1898. The Hopi man sits at left in front of the loom containing the partially-finished kilt. He has very long straight hair which hangs to the small of his back and wears a long-sleeved shirt and vest. His head is turned to his right. He sits on a furry animal pelt on the dirt floor, surrounded by several rocks.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7069
title: View up the Sespe River, seven miles from Fillmore in Ventura County, 1921

description: Photograph of a view up the Sespe River, seven miles from Fillmore in Ventura County, 1921. Large smooth boulders line both sides of a calm river which runs down the center. Small shrubs are visible between the boulders, while tree-filled mountains are visible in the background. Photoprint reads: "One of the finest trout streams in California. F. L. Davis, 1921".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m878
title: Baptist Church in Ventura, later the Religious Science Church, 1900

description: Photograph of the Baptist Church in Ventura, later the Religious Science Church, 1900. A tall lightly-colored building is visible at center with a wide staircase leading to double-doors. Above the doors reads, "Ventura County Church of Religious Science". The forward-facing wall that the doors are embeded in extends above the building and has the appearance at top of an ascending staircase from the left up towards center, and a descending staircase from center to the right. A similar shape is visible on a wall to the right. A ladder leans against the building to the right of the staircase, while a pickup truck is parked at right. A window is visible to the left, while an automobile is visible at left parked on the street. A utility pole is visible to the right of the car, while a man is visible from behind in front of the staircase hosing the sidewalk down with water. A small building, two palm trees, and utility poles are visible in the right background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m879
title: Interior view of the Baptist Church in Ventura, which was later a Religious Science Church, 1900

description: Photograph of the interior of the Baptist Church in Ventura, which was later a Religious Science Church, 1900. Ten rows of chairs with seats that automatically fold up are visible from above on a balcony. The rows on the first story face to the left and are situated in a curved shape. A balcony is visible curving from the foreground to the right and ending at the back center. A round clock is visible on the balcony at right. A stained-glass window whose shape appears to be a triangle placed above a rectangle is visible on the far wall. A light descends from the ceiling at center.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14162
title: View of Cache Creek and a bridge in Yolo County, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of Cache Creek and a bridge in Yolo County, 1900-1940. A calm creek is visible from bottom to center lined on both banks by tall trees. The banks appear to be sandy and flat, while some of a bridge is visible towards the background over the portion of the creek that curves to the right. The bridge has a low fence on the sides and rafters above.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19775
title: Canal with a group of people in the distance, near Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of a canal with a group of people in the distance, near Woodland, 1900-1940. A canal is visible running from bottom left towards the right background. Trees line the canal on the top of upwards sloping dirt banks, while the reflections of the trees are visible in the canal. A group of five men and women stand to the right of a tree at right towards the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19776
title: View down Main Street in Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of a view down Main Street in Woodland, 1900-1940. Three-story buildings line both sides of a wide dirt road running down center. Some of the buildings on the right are composed of brick, and have covered walkways, balconies, and flat roofs. Others have arched doors and windows. A sign is visible on a building at right reading, "Shinkle's Art Studio", while a sign to the left of the street reads, "City Livery". Several horse-drawn wagons and buggies are visible on the sides of the road or at center, while utility poles line the left side of the street.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19777
title: Exterior view of the Hall of Records, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Hall of Records, 1900-1940. At center a two-story brick building with a tall tower is visible. A long staircase leads to an archway at front, while the tower extends above the arch and comes to a triangular point. A sign reading, "Hall of Records" is visible above the archway, while arched windows are visible in groups of two or three on the building. Three tall trees with barks painted white are visible in front of the building in a row. A fence runs in front of the trees, while grass lawns are visible at left and right. A dirt road is visible in the foreground, while a tall building and trees are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19778
title: Exterior view of a public library with young palm trees in Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of an exterior view of a public library with young palm trees in Woodland, 1900-1940. At center a two-story stone building is visible with multiple stairs leading under a columned entryway. "Public Library" is etched into the stone above the entryway, while an ornate design is carved above the writing. Four large arched windows are visible on the front face, while two are visible on the left side. The roof is tiled, while five young palm trees are planted in the front lawn. A sidewalk runs across the foreground and curves to lead to the front entrance. Trees are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19779
title: Exterior view of a three-story high school in Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of an exterior view of a three-story high school in Woodland, 1900-1940. At center a wooden-planked building with a sloped roof and bell tower is visible. Windows are visible evenly spaced on each story. Four tall bushes surround and obscure the building, while a white picket fence surrounds the building and front lawn. Bare trees with white-painted barks line the fence. Bicycles lean against the side of the fence, while a horse and buggy is parked at left near a second horse. A dirt road is visible in the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19780
title: Exterior view of the Julian Hotel and Post Office, in Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Julian Hotel and Post Office, in Woodland, 1900-1940. At center a three-story brick building with a flat roof is visible at an angle. A diamond-shaped design runs along the top of the building near the roof, while multiple windows are visible throughout the top two stories. Two arches are visible at street level on the corner of the building, which is situated left of center. The roof of a covered walkway at right forms a long balcony on the second story, while signs hang near the balcony reading, "W.H. Alexander", "Ingersoll Watch", and "Shinkle's Art Studio". Three men sit in rocking chairs under the covered walkway, while one man leans against a post at center. A dirt road is visible in the foreground.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16907
title: Hopi matron, maiden, and small child, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of a Hopi matron, maiden, and small child, Arizona, ca.1898. The maiden at left wears her hair in large pinwheels at the sides of her head. Her dress is worn over one shoulder. The young matron at right wears her hair down twisted into two ponytails, one on each side. She has a blanket draped around her. A baby pokes its head out from behind her back where it is carried. Both girls are barefoot and stand before a ladder and an adobe brick wall. A broken pot sits at their feet at left.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19781
title: Victorian-style house on Residence Street in Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of a Victorian-style house on Residence Street in Woodland, 1900-1940. A two-story building made from horizontal white wooden planks is visible to the right of center with a sloped roof. A staircase to the left of the building and a second to the right lead to an elevated covered porch. Ornate metal fences are visible on the roof and in front of windows at the top of the building. Three palm trees are visible in front of the building. A dirt road lined with trees runs from bottom left towards the background, while a second road runs horizontally and in front of the building. A utility pole is visible to the left of a grass lawn enclosed by a low wall at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19782
title: View down Residence Street in Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of a view down Residence Street in Woodland, 1900-1940. A wide dirt road runs from bottom towards the background. A paved sidewalk and white picket fence lines the road at left. Tall trees, including palms, are visible to the left of the fence. Utility poles, a sidewalk, and a fence line the right side of the road, while trees are visible at right. Buildings are visible to the right of the road in the background, while what appears to be a horse-and-buggy are at the center of the road in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19783
title: Exterior view of the U.S. Y.(?) W. Building in Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the U.S. Y.(?) W. Building in Woodland, 1900-1940. A four-story stone building with a flat roof is visible at left, directly next to a two-story building with a covered walkway at right. The building at left has an arched doorway and windows at street level, a balcony along the second story, and two small balconies on the third story. The edge of the roof forms a pattern, while a sign is visible on the first story reading, "Apperson's". The building to the right has a flat roof with a flag pole on top, along with a balcony spanning the second story. A sign on the balcony reads, "D.O. Bean and Son Furniture", while a sign on the second story wall to the right reads, "Hardware". A horse-drawn wagon stands in front of the building. A second covered walkway is visible at right on the right side of a wide dirt road that runs from bottom to the right background. Utility poles line the right side of the road, while trees are visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19784
title: View down Main Street in Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of a view down Main Street in Woodland, 1900-1940. Two and three-story buildings are visible lining a wide dirt road that runs from bottom towards the background. Most of the buildings are brick or stone with flat roofs, and have covered walkways at street level. A sign on a building at right reads, "Shinkle's Art Studio". The three-story building at far right has four arches and a door at street level, and rectangular-shaped windows on the other stories. Three women wearing long skirts and blouses are visible walking in front of the building together, and a horse-and-buggy is parked in front. Utility poles line the left side of the street, while several other buggies are visible on the street towards the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m19785
title: Exterior view of the Public Library in Woodland, 1900-1940

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Public Library in Woodland, 1900-1940. The two-story stone building is visible at center with a flat roof and dome on top. A sidewalk leads from the right to multiple stairs leading up to a columned entryway at center. "Public Library" is written above the columns in the stone, while a star-shaped design is visible above the writing. Two arched windows are visible on both sides of the entryway, while young trees and palms are planted in two rows running left to right in the front lawn. A fence is visible running horizontally across the foreground, while the trunks of two trees are visible behind the fence to the left and right. Other trees are visible in the background.