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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.
Many of these buildings shown here on Front Street, Cooper Street, and Pacific Avenue were later demolished. Shown here are the Leonard Building, the Cooper House and Gottschalks, which had been Leask's department store for years. All were completely…
Looking down Cooper Street, closed by police, at many old buildings completely or partially demolished due to damage from the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, including the County Bank Building, the Leonard Building, Gottschalks, which had been Leask's…
Another photo of the Cooper House after the 1989 earthquake and before its demolition.
The debris from the demolition of the Cooper House is piled up in the middle of Cooper Street near the still-standing County Bank Building, which was demolished later. The Leonard Building is in the back left, while across Front Street one can see a…
The Cooper Street side of the propped-up facade of the County Bank Building. The facade was salvaged. A sign indicates that the contractor was Tom Hopkins Construction.
Shot from the corner of Cooper Street and Pacific Avenue of the work to save the facade of the County Bank Building.
Shot of the County Bank Building facade-saving effort from across Cooper Street by the Octagon. A crowd of people view the proceedings. The gutted interior of the landmark building is visible, as is the Gottschalk building.
Two women walk by on Cooper Street past the pit that was once the Cooper House.