Eighty Years in Fortuna
A Generation of Images
13th and Main Streets, looking west.
We're standing where the Post Office is today.
Taken in the 1920s. Those roads must have been an awful mess during the rainy season.
It's 2004. That's a different light pole in the left side of the picture but the thing's still leaning.
See a similar comparison of 9th and Main Streets.
See a similar comparison of 11th and Main Streets.
A Brief History of Fortuna
The Railroad and Fortuna
Henry Rohner and Rohnerville
The Naming of Fortuna
Fortuna's First Post Office
The Humboldt Milling Company
The Fortuna Electric Light Works
Fortuna's Lady Postmaster
Fortuna, the Friendly City!
What Street is This?
1920s Comparison
1940 and 50s Comparison
The Railroad and Fortuna
Henry Rohner and Rohnerville
The Naming of Fortuna
Fortuna's First Post Office
The Humboldt Milling Company
The Fortuna Electric Light Works
Fortuna's Lady Postmaster
Fortuna, the Friendly City!
What Street is This?
1920s Comparison
1940 and 50s Comparison
In This Section
- The Naming of Fortuna
- Fortuna's First Post Office
- The Humboldt Milling Company
- The Fortuna Electric Light Works
- Fortuna's Lady Postmaster
- Fortuna, the Friendly City!
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