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From the Pleasure Pier, looking towards the Santa Cruz Boardwalk. To the far right is the roller-coaster called the Santa Cruz Scenic Railway. There have been three roller-coasters on the beach. The first one was constructed in 1884, with a high…
Crowds gathered on the beach by the Santa Cruz Boardwalk (for an event?). The sign on the building at the base of the pier says, "Japanese Parasols for sale or for rent." The Pleasure Pier is in the background.
Swimmers and sunbathers on the beach by the Santa Cruz Boardwalk. In the background is the Arthur Looff roller-coaster, the Giant Dipper.
Miss California Pageant contest on the Boardwalk beach bandstand. From its start in 1924 until 1985, the pageant was held in Santa Cruz. The contestants (l. to r.) represent the cities of Pacific Grove, Santa Rosa, Alameda, Lodi, Stockton, ? Mission,…
The Santa Cruz City Beach, next to the Boardwalk. The Pleasure Pier (left) and Municipal Wharf (right) are in the background.
Santa Cruz City Beach with the Boardwalk's Giant Dipper roller coaster in the background.
Swimmers and sunbathers on the beach by the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and Casino.
An aerial view of the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, Casa del Rey, and Beach Flats neighborhood.
Passengers on horsecars #2 and #5 of the Pacific Avenue Street Railroad westbound on the Esplanade, the present-day Beach Street. People are walking on the boardwalk, and gathering on the beach. The track behind the streetcar track is a standard…
Streetcar #11 of the Santa Cruz, Capitola and Watsonville line traveling west along the Santa Cruz beachfront. The other tracks were used by the Santa Cruz Electric cars and the Southern Pacific steam trains.