History Mystery #111: North Fork Trading Post
From the Madera Tribune, Volume 67, Number 83, 8 Sept. 1958 North Fork Store Burns As Community Threatened North Fork,…
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History Mystery #110: Missing Plaques on Stone Monuments
Submitted by Jack Butler, Historian, E Clampus Vitas Grub Gulch Chapter 41/49 On State Route 145, between Road 33 and…
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History Mystery #109: Mystery Mail Bags
Submitted by Lynn Northrup, Raymond Museum. These are mail bags from the River Route found by a museum supporter and…
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History Mystery #108: The North Fork Recreation Center
NORTH FORK — The North Fork Boosters owns and operates the North Fork Recreation Center, hosting community events and renting…
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History Mystery #107: Mystery Metal Object
By Karen Morris, President of Coarsegold Historic Museum This is a new item that we have on display at the…
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History Mystery #106: The Adventurous Miss Kitty
By Debby Carter, Librarian, Sierra Historic Sites Association You’ve probably seen this famous old photo of two daring ladies posing…
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History Mystery #105: Snowy Winters and Christmas Dances
Submitted by Connie Popelish, North Fork History Group Remember when winter meant snow? Check out this photograph of downtown North…
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The History Mystery #76
The Sierra Mono Museum has this photo of what appears to be a specialized trailer or boat. Can anyone tell…
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The History Mystery #75
Minarets – The Town Minarets, or Media as it was also known, was located near the intersection of Road 400…
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The History Mystery #74
This photograph is a Tungsten Mine operation somewhere in Madera County taken in August of 1954. Tungsten has the highest…
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The History Mystery #73
This month’s History Mystery came to the North Fork History Group via an anonymous donation to the Grace Community Church…
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The History Mystery #72
The Coarsegold Historical Society is looking for any information on the named area BROWLEY that is in the middle of…
