Tulare Cultural Arts Foundation

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The Tulare Water Tower completed in 2006 in recognition of the importance to dairy products in our community.

Copyright(c) 2003 Tulare Cultural Arts Foundation. All rights reserved. Last updated 12/16/2006
THE ADOHR COW 605 North 'J' St. Restorers: Jim and James Hitchcock THE DONUT GIRLS 300 East San Joaquin Avenue Artist: Patrick Barszcz FESTIVE PORTUGUESE DANCERS 63 North Tower Square Artist: Deborah York THE ELOPEMENT 237 North 'L' Street Artist: Colleen Chronister THE TRAIN Tulare Avenue & 'J' Street Artist: Michael Kohler E.J. RYAN DRUGGIST 140 South 'K' Street Artist: Michael Kohler THE BEARS 333 E. Tulare Ave. Artist: Nadi Spencer YOKUTS XXX S. 'M' St. Artist: Colleen Mitchell-Veyna RANKIN FIELD 505 East Tulare Ave. Artist: Colleen Mitchell-Veyna LINDERS 160 South 'K' St. Artist: Colleen Mitchell-Veyna YOSEMITE 227 East Kern Avenue Artist: Michael Kohler THE GARAGE 251 South 'L' Street Artist: Michael Kohler OLYMPIC GOLD 327 'K' Street Artist: Colleen Mitchell-Veyna AGRICULTURAL SHOWCASE 215 Martin Luther King Avenue Artist: Michael Kohler FARMER FIGURES North & South 99 Freeway (one figure in each direction) Photographer: Don LeBaron LINDSAY LEMONS BUILDING Corner King & L St. Artist: Mike Kohler TULARE HIGH SCHOOL REDSKIN Corner Tulare Ave & O St. Artist: George White