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A man and woman on the sand in front of the Sea Beach Hotel. On the right, a streetcar of the Santa Cruz Electric line is passing the hotel.
Union Traction Company's streetcar #14 at the Southern Pacific crossing on Seabright Avenue. The Seabright Hotel is on the left, behind the Southern Pacific station.
Santa Cruz, Capitola and Watsonville streetcar #8 approaching the Capitola Hotel along the Esplanade.
The Wilkins House, with horse and buggy in front. Peter Wilkins bought the property on Pacific Avenue, between Lincoln and Cathcart, from architect Thomas Beck. A small house, built by Beck in 1856, stood on the lot (house to the left?). Wilkins…
The facade of the St. George Hotel. The hotel was built by Anson P. Hotaling in 1893, destroyed by the 1894 fire, and was rebuilt shortly after. Originally red press-brick with black mortar, the exterior was remodeled by Frederick Hotaling in 1922.
The McHugh and Bianchi Building, on Pacific Aveune at the convergence of Pacific and Front. It was built by LeBaron R. Olive for Anson Hotaling in 1886-87 and torn down in 1974. Originally, the first floor was used for shops. The second floor was a…
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.
The tourist accommodations known as 'Tent City' on Beach Street, across from the Boardwalk. The tents had wooden floors, canvas sides, lights, and water. In the background is the first Casino, built in 1904. The casino and the tent city were…
Davenport in 1910. The road in the middle of the photo was the main coastal road, which ran right through Davenport. Davenport was originally called San Vicente, a company town built and owned by Coast Dairies and Land Company. The large building…