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A sign indicates that the stores from the Pacific Garden Mall are open in the pavilions.
The stone walls of the old County Bank building at the corner of Cooper Street and Pacific Avenue were shored up with wooden braces until re-enforcement repairs could be done. The facade was saved.
The steeple of Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church. The dark horizontal crack about half way up the steeple is from the October 1989 earthquake. Notice that the part above the crack is off center.
The St. George Hotel from Pacific Avenue, looking south, after the 1989 earthquake. The building was razed and replaced by a new hotel also called the St. George.
Debris, a bicycle, and a dumpster outside the St. George Hotel after the 1989 earthquake. The Sock Shop sign and door are visible.
View across Pacific of the St. George Hotel through a hole where a demolished building once stood.
Behind the barricade, the small sign in the window informs us that this was Sockshop Santa Cruz.
A different, more dramatic, shot of the infamous brick on the Trust Building, later demolished.
A shot of the infamous one brick hanging tenuously on to the Trust Building.
A sign on a fence reads "ah: ROCKED, BUT STILL ROLLING!"