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A Christmas tree is carried in a basket by a crane somewhere near a damaged building and the war memorial statue after the 1989 earthquake.
A Christmas tree adorns a vacant lot across Pacific Avenue from the Del Mar Theatre. December 1989.
The Civic Auditorium functioned as an emergency shelter after the earthquake.
The Civic Auditorium was the principal shelter site for the first five days after the October 17, 1989 earthquake. The Civic had generator power, water, and Red Cross-provided food. It was also the site of the Library's community information service…
The Civic Auditorium functioning as an emergency shelter after the 1989 earthquake.
A crowd gathers outside the Civic Auditorium, which was acting as a temporary shelter after the 1989 earthquake.
Construction workers watch one of their crew use the jaws and shovel attachment to take a bite out of the building. This was part of the clean up of the gutting of the interior of the County Bank.
Even closer view of the machinery seen in the two previous shots, cleaning up a demolished building across Pacific Ave. from the Cooper House, previously demolished.
Crews of workmen arrive in large trucks to clean up on Highway 17 after the 1989 earthquake.
