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Construction workers watch one of their crew use the jaws and shovel attachment to take a bite out of the building. This was part of the clean up of the gutting of the interior of the County Bank.
View of Cooper Street during the reconstruction of the Santa Cruz City downtown area after the 1989 earthquake. Far right is the Leonard building (1894) and to the left is the shell of the County Bank Building. The County Bank building was…
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.
Most of the buildings in this later shot are gone due to demolition made necessary by the damages inflicted by the 1989 earthquake. Still standing are the Leonard building, the County Bank building's facade, and the Oddfellows building with Webber's…
The facade of the County Bank Building is propped up with braces. The interior has not been gutted yet. A sign tells you this work is being done by Tom Hopkins Construction.
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.
Construction workers hose down the gutted interior of the County Bank Building
A view down Locust Street towards Pacific Avenue. Caution tape, sawhorses, and debris near the ID building and the County Bank building.
Pacific Avenue, looking south during the reconstruction of Santa Cruz's downtown area after the 1989 earthquake. The vacant area in the front is where the St. George Hotel stood. The shell is all that remained of the 1895 County Bank building.