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Sign on a fence in front of a demolition zone pointing the way to the reopened Pipeline.
The wood of a boarded up window functions as a sign for Union Grove Music. The arrow indicates that they were operating out of another entrance in their current location.
The sign indicates that Zoccoli's Deli is open on Cedar Street, in a trailer near Cafe Bene.
Storage area on the second floor of the Central Branch Library after the Loma Prieta earthquake.
Scaffolding for repairs to Lulu Carpenter's building after the 1989 earthquake. This was when Lulu's was a bar.
Work continues on saving the facade of the County Bank Building. At the time of this shot, Gottschalk's building, the former Leask's Department Store, is still standing.
The Santa Cruz SPCA marches in the holiday parade, 1989, featuring dog owners and their dogs.
Santa Cruz Sentinel building in the days following the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake.
The Santa Cruz County Historical Museum is open after the 1989 earthquake in the Octagon Building.
A City of Santa Cruz truck parked in front of the old Santa Cruz Coffee Roasting Company, later demolished, where two people died in the Loma Prieta earthquake.