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A view through the fence towards the St. George Hotel; signs indicate where Mr. Goodie's Antiques and Benten Restaurant have reopened.
Togo's on Pacific is closed but not boarded up after the earthquake.
A sign informs the reader that Togo's "on the fault line" reopens after the 1989 earthquake.
This shot is to the left of the Public Works Dept. trailer, showing the County Bank facade, the holes where the Leask's/Gottschalk's department store building, the Cooper House, and another building once were.
The Trust Building, with California Savings, after the earthquake.
The Trust Building on the corner of Pacific and Soquel Avenues as seen from Soquel Avenue. The area is blocked off due to damage from the Loma Prieta earthquake. The building was erected in 1910 by Len Poehlman, who named it after his wife's family,…
The Tea Cup in the Flatiron Building before demolition.
The St. George Hotel on Pacific Avenue was damaged in the Loma Prieta quake and subsequently suffered damage from the fire that burned through the night of September 30, 1990. The St. George Hotel was ultimately razed and rebuilt from the ground up.
