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The front of the historic Salz Leathers building remained unchanged for over 140 years. The lettering was more recent. It read in full, "A.K. Salz Company" and featured the company logo for "Salz California Saddle Leather." An unnamed employee stood…
Dramatic damage in a downtown building following the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. This building was popular with photographers because of the intact office furniture revealed where walls had once been. This is possibly the local offices of the San…
This building was demolished, according to this list of buildings in downtown Santa Cruz demolished due to damages caused by the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. This building, across Cooper St. from the Cooper House, was built in 1894.
This building was on the south side of Walnut Ave between Cedar and Pacific Avenue. Pearl Alley in the middle is closed off. The building also housed Pacific Photo and still does.
The back of the Good Times building and an adjacent building, with the Acapulco Restaurant viewed through the parking lot next to Warehouse Liquors.
One of seven Phoenix pavilions placed in parking lots along Cedar Street in downtown Santa Cruz. The tents housed businesses displaced by the 1989 earthquake.