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On the Pacific Garden Mall, a sign indicates that the businesses are open in the temporary pavilions. The shot is of 1549 Pacific, the Santa Cruz Coffee Roasting Company
A group of women and girls carry a "mothersong" sign and musical instruments in the 1989 holiday parade.
The Acapulco Restaurant at 1116 Pacific Avenue and the Colonial Hotel (apartments) at 1114 Pacific after the Loma Prieta earthquake. The buildings were later demolished due to damage.
A sign on a side of a building says "Plaza" across from the Del Mar Theatre.
The St. George Hotel is a hole; only the rubble is left after demolition of the old hotel.
Fallen objects after the Loma Prieta earthquake in the Aptos Library.
Workers, machinery, and curved metal pipes assembled in a parking lot near Cedar Street, ready to start the assembly of the temporary pavilions to house the displaced businesses from Pacific Avenue.
Assembly of the temporary pavilions, looking towards the backs of the closed-off buildings on Pacific Avenue.
The back of the Good Times building and an adjacent building, with the Acapulco Restaurant viewed through the parking lot next to Warehouse Liquors.