Bagleys
Area: Humboldt (Fortuna)
Year: 1905

Back row (left to right): Friedenback, Chamberlain, G. Merz, F. Whetstone, U. Beenan, A. Dalton

Front row (left to right): Tom Smith, G. Riggs, Joe Bagley (sponsor), Huarvis Bagley (mascot), F. Smith, C. Paron, C. Wellock, G. Rolleli, F. Mills

Contributor: Fortuna Depot Museum

Fortuna All-Stars
Area: Humboldt (Fortuna)
Year: circa 1905

Back row (left to right): Michell, E. Givens, K. Smith, Fred Smith, A.H. McNulty

Front row (left to right): Guy Brown, Del Swortget, George Merz, David O'Connor, Howe Parfaire

Contributor: Fortuna Depot Museum

Fortuna town team
Area: Humboldt (Fortuna)
Year: circa 1910

Contributor: Fortuna Depot Museum

Single Lantern Club
Area: Humboldt (Fortuna)
Year: circa 1910

Description: Among those pictured are Fortuna town team players wearing baseball uniforms at the Single Lantern Club's masquerade ball.

Contributor: Fortuna Depot Museum

Fortuna Volunteer Fire Department (Single Ladies) team
Area: Humboldt (Fortuna)
Year: 1911 (May 1)

Description: The FVFD's Single Ladies' Ball team was a good-natured spoof of Fortuna's real Single Ladies' baseball team, which played against the Married Ladies in 1910 and 1911. The FVFD team, according to the Humboldt Beacon, "turned out to be young men dressed to represent young ladies of the town. [Guy] Brown's attempts to play ball, while handicapped with a hobble skirt, were more than laughable. The whole five innings were a scream." (Courtesy of FVFD.)

Contributor: Fortuna Depot Museum

Fortuna vs. Scotia
Area: Humboldt (Fortuna)
Year: 1910

Description: The Humboldt County baseball league included teams from Arcata, Blue Lake, Eureka, Ferndale, Fortuna, and Scotia. A 1910 article in the Humboldt Beacon reported that a Fortuna vs. Scotia game in Fortuna would be "called early so that the Scotia team can take the evening train from home" and so that "the game may be over before sun gets far enough in the west to hamper the fielders in their work."

Contributor: Fortuna Depot Museum