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The library at Allensworth was part of the Tulare Free Library system, and was heavily used by the residents. © Scott Braley

The library at Allensworth was part of the Tulare Free Library system, and was heavily used by the residents. The library at Allensworth was part of the Tulare Free Library system, and was heavily used by the residents. © Scott Braley
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