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Metal shelving has buckled, leaning over to spill the contents of the shelves onto the floor.
Two men in hard hats look up at building damage in an alley in downtown Santa Cruz.
This building was on the south side of Walnut Ave between Cedar and Pacific Avenue. Pearl Alley in the middle is closed off. The building also housed Pacific Photo and still does.
The sign informs us that the Laborers' International, specifically the Laborers and Hod Carriers local of Monterey and Santa Cruz Counties, is building the pavilions to temporarily house displaced local businesses.
This building was demolished, according to this list of buildings in downtown Santa Cruz demolished due to damages caused by the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. This building, across Cooper St. from the Cooper House, was built in 1894.
People flee buildings on Pacific Avenue and regard the damage outside Roberts Leathers and Shockley's after the Loma Prieta earthquake.
Bulldozer clearing damage from the 1989 earthquake on Highway 17.