Historical Perspectives

Historical Perspectives

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Fresno Bee photojournalist John Walker studies old photographs and searches archives, records, maps, along with modern technology to discover the stories behind the places we pass each day, and to document how our urban landscape has changed over the passage of time.
“In many cases, all we have left is the historical record such as photographs, with much of our architectural heritage is lost, and

Photos from Historical Perspectives's post 06/05/2024

June 6th Art Hop @ M Street Arts Complex, 1419 M St, Fresno, 5-8 PM, “Free Ice Cream with the Artists” I’m in Studio #13. I’ve left up the Historical Perspectives for another month since I’ve been nicely asked to do so… When this project came to its end at the Bee, I had quite a few on my to-do list. I’ve unearthed nine of these and put stories to them. Some quite interesting: Warnors Theater, Monument to Dr. Rowell, Meux Home, dueling banks: First National & Farmers, Clovis Bank robbery of 1924, Fresno’s 40 & 8 Boxcar, and the Fresno Water Tower. Stop on by! I’m in Studio #13.

Photos from Historical Perspectives's post 05/01/2024

Art Hop this Thursday, May 2, M Street Arts Complex, 1419 M St., Fresno, 5-8 pm.

Special offer: Free Taco plates for the first 80 guests from Zamara's Taqueria for a Cinco De Mayo Party at M Street. After the first 80 guests, taco plates will be available for purchase.

FYI----This will likely be the curtain call for my Historical Perspectives show...will move on to another topic....likely portraits.

04/03/2024

Art Hop this Thursday April 4th, 5-8 pm, at M Street Arts Complex…After the good turnout at my gallery last month, I’ll keep up the Historical Perspectives show for at least another month due to the interest in it.
What I have done is change it up a bit, with over ten new photos up with accompanying stories. Among them: Teilman’s Bridge to Nowhere, Zapp’s Park, Temple Bar Building, the original Fresno Auditorium, the Fresno Arch, Lane’s Bridge, South Pacific Rail Depot, Gottshcalks and the original Fresno High School building.
M Street Arts Complex, 1419 M St, Fresno

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