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Southern Pacific's Number 2520, on Beach Street. It is passing under the arched bridge that connected the Casa del Rey and the Casino.
Neptune Casino, built by Fred Swanton in 1904 as part of the Beach Boardwalk. It burned to the ground June 22, 1906. After the fire, Swanton put up a circus tent to house the casino for the summer season.
The Santa Cruz City Beach and the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, showing the Casino, the Pleasure Pier, and the roller coaster.
A Union Traction Company streetcar in the beach area. On the left is the Casino, still under construction after the 1906 fire. The Electric Pier is visible in the background.
Passengers on Union Traction streetcar #22, a Birney Safety Car, westbound on Beach Street. The Casino is visible in the background. The sign on the car says "Ocean Cliffs."
Streetcar #11 of the Santa Cruz, Capitola and Watsonville line passing the beach, bound for the Casino. The newly-built Casino and the "Electric Pier" are visible in the background.
Santa Cruz Electric Railway streetcars #5 (in front) and #7 westbound along Beach Street, heading downtown from the Casino.
Crowds on the beach by the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and Neptune Casino.
The tourist accommodations known as 'Tent City' on Beach Street, across from the Boardwalk. The tents had wooden floors, canvas sides, lights, and water. In the background is the first Casino, built in 1904. The casino and the tent city were…
Individuals sunbathing and strolling on the beach next to the Neptune Casino. The sign on the right reads, "Oriental Fish Pond." In the distance, to the left, is the Sea Beach Hotel.