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In 1877, the Southen Pacific Railway laid lines from Goshen to Coalinga. The passageway crossed a Chinese sheepherder's camp, and thus began a city now nearing a population of 60,000. Today, Hanford is brimming with citizens working to maintain the genuine look and historical feel of the little town that was born well over a century ago. Author and lifelong Hanford resident Steve R. Rogers presents vintage and modern images to showcase the changes to Hanford over time.
Steve Rogers is president of the Adrian Rogers Pastor Training Institute.
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