For The Madera Tribune Ah Tye was working for Mrs. Yee Chung, widow of a prosperous Madera County fruit merchant, when he was shot by a...

For The Madera Tribune This oil derrick put dollar signs in the eyes of scores of Maderans as well as the three brothers who owned the...

For The Madera Tribune George Clark, shown here, was the founder of the Madera Tribune. He later brought his son, Howard Clark in as a...

Madera County Historical Society Although he lived south of the San Joaquin River, Thomas E. Hughes, shown here, was a leader in the...

For The Madera Tribune This water fountain, built through the fundraising efforts of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, went missing...

For The Madera Tribune Abramo Sordi is seen here in 1913 on a motorcycle he raced. Abramo and his brother Domenic built what became known...

For The Madera Tribune Many of Madera’s outlaws never saw the inside of this old jail--Madera’s first--Old Judge Lynch took care of them....

For The Madera Tribune Building the flume that built Madera. Although the search for precious metals brought the first pioneers to Madera...