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This shot is to the left of the Public Works Dept. trailer, showing the County Bank facade, the holes where the Leask's/Gottschalk's department store building, the Cooper House, and another building once were.
The stone walls of the old County Bank building at the corner of Cooper Street and Pacific Avenue were shored up with wooden braces until re-enforcement repairs could be done. The facade was saved.
Work continues on saving the facade of the County Bank Building. At the time of this shot, Gottschalk's building, the former Leask's Department Store, is still standing.
The foliage on the tree indicates late Autumn as hardhat-wearing workers assemble in front of the Public Works Dept. trailer near Pacific Ave.
Another shot of the propped-up facade of the County Bank Building. The address, 1508 Pacific Avenue, is visible in the original print.
A fire hose snakes across a closed Pacific Avenue in front of the propped-up facade of 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.
A view down Locust Street towards Pacific Avenue. Caution tape, sawhorses, and debris near the ID building and the County Bank building.
Construction workers hose down the gutted interior of the County Bank Building