Central Valley Roots
Fowler developed a vibrant African American community beginning in the late 1800s thanks to one remarkable woman: Julia Bell.
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20 episodios
Camp Fresno: A century-old High Sierra camp
Since 1924, the City of Fresno has run this rustic camp in the Sierra National Forest, east of Fresno.
The ruins of a former school: The Garfield School arch in Clovis
Today all that remains of the schoolhouse is a red brick archway at Shephard and Minnewawa Avenues in Clovis. The building was destroyed in a fire in 1990.
How the Rancho Laguna de Tache helped Fresno flourish
Water diversions from the Kings River made Fresno's early growth possible. When a court case upended those water rights, developer Edward B. Perrin bought the Laguna de Tache ranch, and its water.
A Mexican-era rancho on the Kings River: Rancho Laguna de Tache
This Mexican-era land grant along the Kings River is an important chapter in the history of the Central Valley.
A town that vanished: The story of Kingston
Located near present-day Laton, Kingston was one of the earliest communities in the region.
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