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The Grand Hotel Capitola was built in the 1890s where Esplanade Park is today. It featured 160 rooms, a restaurant, clubhouse, electric lights, and telephone service. The hotel offered changing rooms and basic conveniences to all visitors. Designed…
Crowd waiting for the trolley at Capitola Beach. The large building in the background is the Capitola Hotel.
View of Capitola. In the distance to the right is the Capitola Hotel. A little below it, to the right, is a building with a sign identifying it as a "Bath House."
View of the Hotel Capitola. Built by F. A. Hihn, the main part of the hotel was completed in 1895. The 160-room resort was destroyed by fire, December 16, 1929.
Eli J. Wood and his son, Robert A. Wood, delivering four cords of oak wood to the Capitola Hotel. The wagon is stopped in front of the cottages along the Esplanade in Capitola. Mr. Wood died at age 90 in 1955 and is buried in the Odd Fellows…
People strolling on the esplanade in Capitola. Hotel Capitola is the large building in the background. The Santa Cruz, Capitola and Watsonville electric streetcar line circled in front of the hotel.
Santa Cruz, Capitola and Watsonville streetcar #8 approaching the Capitola Hotel along the Esplanade.
Streetcar #14, of the Santa Cruz, Capitola and Watsonville line, on Bay Street opposite Hotel Capitola. The conductor(?) and an unidentified woman are standing in front of the car.
View of the beach area of Capitola. The large building in the background is the Capitola Hotel. A Union Traction Company electric streetcar is at one end of the bridge.