GUILD OF SAINT MORTIMER

VISALIA, CA

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The Guild of Saint Mortimer is a non-profit organization located in Visalia, California. The organization was established in 2002 with the aim of providing aid and support to the local community by engaging in various charitable activities.

The Guild of Saint Mortimer is run by a group of dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly to raise funds and organize events for the benefit of those in need. The organization is well-known in the community for its commitment to helping the less fortunate and for its efforts to promote social welfare.

Some of the activities that the Guild of Saint Mortimer engages in include providing food and clothing to the homeless, organizing fundraising events for local charities, and supporting local schools and community centers. The organization also provides financial assistance to families in need, particularly those who have been affected by natural disasters or other emergencies.

The Guild of Saint Mortimer is funded by donations from individuals and businesses in the community, as well as through the proceeds of its fundraising events. The organization is committed to transparency and accountability, and it regularly publishes financial reports to ensure that its donors are aware of how their contributions are being used.

Overall, the Guild of Saint Mortimer is a vital part of the Visalia community, and its work has helped to improve the lives of countless individuals and families in the area.

GUILD OF SAINT MORTIMER is a Historical Societies, Historic Preservation in VISALIA CA. US MID #8400602027

The museum is classed as HSC (Historical Societies, Historic Preservation). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Western (Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington). Total revenue from most recent IRS 990 Form: $ 1,619 from tax period 201212 (YYYYMM).

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Tulare / historic downtown (# 2444) Tulare is a town of 69,000 in Tulare County and is only 8 miles south of the much larger city (141,000 pop.) of Visalia. The economy of the area is primarily agricultural. The historic downtown section of Tulare was pleasant, with tree lined streets and well-preserved historic buildings such as this one. Unfortunately the only thing I could find about the building was a real estate site listing it as built in 1907.
Tulare / Linder & Harlow mural (# 2435) Though not a great picture due to shade, I found this mural of the local Linder & Harlow Carriage and Wagon Repository to be fascinating, since I’ve never seen anything about the sorts of facilities that would have been built for carriages. The mural was painted by a local in 1998 and one of the men on it is Reynold Linder who immigrated from German to Tulare in 1888. The mural is on the Linder building, though I’m almost certain this Linder building is not the same as the original Repository. Source: <a href="http://chavezwebdesign.net/tulare-new/murals.html" rel="noreferrer nofollow">chavezwebdesign.net/tulare-new/murals.html</a>
Tulare / historic Elks Building downtown (# 2445) Another very well-preserved building in historic downtown Tulare. Again I could not find any information n the building, but a real estate site does list it as built in 1925.
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B-17G Flying Fortress "Preston’s Pride" Operation Crossroads Mefford Field Tulare, California Assigned to the 509th Composite Group and participated in Operation Crossroads as drone controller for atomic tests in the summer of 1946. B-17G 105-VE 44-85738 was used as the mother ship that led 12 drone B-17s thru the fallout cloud to collect information for further study. In 1958, General Maurice Preston flew the B-17 to his hometown of Tulare, CA. Here, the town affectionately dubbed the plane “Preston’s Pride”. This B-17 Flying Fortress is a gift from the U.S.A.F. to AMVETS Post No. 56 as a memorial to all men and women of Tulare who served their country World War II. It is also a tribute to our own Major General Maurice Preston, Operations Chief U.S.A.F. Retired, who flew this plane to Tulare on August 5, 1958.

Contact GUILD OF SAINT MORTIMER

GUILD OF SAINT MORTIMER
835 S RIO LINDA ST
VISALIA
CA
93292-3544

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MID # 8400602027
Name GUILD OF SAINT MORTIMER
Alternate Name
Classification Historical Societies, Historic Preservation, , Western
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) 770498573
NTEECC A80
Tax period of the latest return filed (YYYYMM) 201212
INCOME 60,832
REVENUE 1,619
LAT/LONG 36.322619, -119.24414
CODES FIPS State Code: 06
FIPS County Code: 107
US Census Tract: 001703
US Census Block: 3013