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Three women in a horse and buggy at the entrance to Santa Cruz County Big Trees Park.
A horse and mule team with a wagon-load of wood in front of the Centennial Flour Mill on Beach Hill. On the far right is the rear of horsecar #3 of the Pacific Avenue Street Railroad.
A Pacific Avenue Street Railroad horsecar and a horse-drawn carriage passing under the Grand Arch of the Native Sons of the Golden West on Pacific Avenue.
The Wilkins House, with horse and buggy in front. Peter Wilkins bought the property on Pacific Avenue, between Lincoln and Cathcart, from architect Thomas Beck. A small house, built by Beck in 1856, stood on the lot (house to the left?). Wilkins…
Electric streetcars of the Union Traction Company, horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians at the intersection of Pacific and Soquel (on the right) Avenues. Streetcar #17, on Pacific, is bound for Vue de l'eau. The town clock is partially visible…
A horse and wagon driving down Cooper Street on a rainy day. The County Bank building (1894) is on the left-hand corner. At the junction of Cooper and Front Streets is the Hotel d'Italia.
Two of Henry Cowell's daughters, in front of the Ranch House on the Cowell Ranch.
Papa Anecito used horse and wagon to transport the tanoak bark from the drying sheds across Highway 9 to the main Salz Tannery buildings. On the very rare days when he was sick and couldn't make it to Salz, other employees had a very hard time…
Eli J. Wood and his son, Robert A. Wood, delivering four cords of oak wood to the Capitola Hotel. The wagon is stopped in front of the cottages along the Esplanade in Capitola. Mr. Wood died at age 90 in 1955 and is buried in the Odd Fellows…
A horse and buggy in front of an unidentified home in Santa Cruz. A man and a girl are on standing on the porch.