A true piece of 1920s Americana when the game of marbles was as big as baseball with young boys and girls. Shoes were optional in this Downtown Fresno marble competition sponsored by the fledgling Fresno Bee newspaper and won by 12-year-old Selwin Jackson, seen in center of...

Not often do we get the chance to see Pop in front of the camera - I really like this one that showcases the equipment that Pop and his crew used as they prepared to shoot moving pictures for Pathe-Weekly newsreels that were shown in theatres across the country. The event,...

This one is definitely for all those golfers who have ever played at "The Fort." Fort Washington Golf and Country Club began operations in 1923 as a nine hole course with dirt fairways and sand greens. Its original design was the work of Mr. William Watson. The name Fort...

Well, this seems appropriate for Earth Day and SNOW DAY - since there is still plenty of white stuff on the ground in our surrounding mountains! Taken for the Fresno County Chamber of Commerce to promote winter recreation in the region, the caption on this photo originally...

What a fabulous photo of Mrs. Fields and her Women's Relief Corps planting trees not long after the dedication of Fresno's Memorial Auditorium which is located in downtown Fresno on a full city block bounded by Fresno, N, O, and Merced Streets. The auditorium was...