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Rollie and Lottie Chinowth, Visalia, California, ca 1900

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Rollie and Lottie Chinowth, Visalia, California, ca 1900, 1900 (Internet Archive)
Rollie and Lottie Chinowth, Visalia, California, ca 1900, 1900 (Internet Archive)
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Public domain historical portrait of farming couple Rollie Ewing Chinowth and Lottie Irene Fulgham from Visalia, California, circa 1900.


This photograph shows Rollie Ewing Chinowth and Lottie Irene Fulgham, a farming couple from Visalia, California, taken around 1900. The record identifies them as a farming couple but gives no further detail about their work or lives.

Visalia is the county seat of Tulare County, which lies in California's San Joaquin Valley. The region saw heavy settlement in the late nineteenth century and became a center of irrigated agriculture.

The photographer is unknown. The photograph is held in the Tulare County Library's local history collection, which contains images documenting the area's ordinary residents, families, schools, and businesses rather than prominent public figures. It was made publicly available through California Revealed, a statewide digitization program.

Compiled from the catalogue record and reference notes on the formats and events involved. The archive record above is the primary source.


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