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A law officer, probably a California Highway Patrolman, leads a slow procession of cars past the traffic cones in the one open lane of Highway 17 after the 1989 earthquake.
A topical cartoon by Dennis Allyn for the Santa Cruz Sentinel in 1989 shows Santa and his reindeer in the sky over a house with a broken chimney. The sign reads "Dear Santa: I left the front door open for you. Thanks-Johnny."
The Casa del Rey Hotel, after the 1989 earthquake. It was located in the Beach Flats area, across from the Boardwalk. Originally a tourist hotel, by the time of the earthquake, it was a residential hotel. The building was completely demolished in…
A closeup shot of the high-powered Caterpillar shovel attachment from the previous photo, Source of information
The main floor of the Central Library showing the mess resulting from the Loma Prieta earthquake. Although the Library was occupied when the earthquake occurred at 5:04 p.m., no one was hurt.
Chi Pants retail store at 1521 Pacific Avenue. Because of earthquake damage, the buildings were later demolished.
Chi Pants store, 1521 Pacific Avenue, showing the damage from the Loma Prieta Earthquake, October 17, 1989.
From this photo, it looks like only the brick chimney sustained damage on this Santa Cruz house after the 1989 earthquake.
A two-storey green house with an address number of "129" shows chimney, roof, porch, and window damage after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake.
Christine Moran was employed in the City of Santa Cruz Public Works Department at the time of the Loma-Prieta earthquake. She collected several hundred photographs taken by Public Works staff immediately after the earthquake, as well as photos…