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Rooftop view of Pacific Avenue, looking west. The street is blocked off because of repair work after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. At the center, on the right, is the Integrand Design building. In the far upper right corner, is the Civic…
Rooftop view looking towards the intersection of Cedar and Union streets. The building in the foreground shows damage from the Loma Prieta earthquake (October 1989). In the background to the right is one of the pavilions that was erected shortly…
Reconstruction of Front Street in preparation for a large planter area at the convergence of Pacific Avenue and Front Street. In the center is the Flatiron which housed the Tea Cup bar and restaurant. The Flatiron was later demolished and replaced by…
The white structure in the background is a pavilion (tent) located on Cedar and Locust Streets. Pacific Avenue is the street in the front. Between 1989 and 1993, large pavilions were used to house displaced businesses while buildings were…
Pacific Avenue looking towards the mountains. The Del Mar movie theater is on the right. The street is being repaired because of the damage from the 1989 earthquake.
View of Pacific Avenue looking north, a few months after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake.
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.
Pacific Avenue, looking south, showing the debris from the demolition of the St. George Hotel. The large building in the center back is the DeAnza Hotel and the building in the left background is the County jail.
View of Pacific Avenue and Church Street during the reconstruction of Santa Cruz's downtown after the 1989 earthquake. Crews are removing debris from the demolition of buildings. The building in the background to the left is the County Bank building.…
One of seven Phoenix pavilions placed in parking lots along Cedar Street in downtown Santa Cruz. The tents housed businesses displaced by the 1989 earthquake.