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The Santa Cruz Aerie 460 (Fraternal Order of Eagles) band is playing for a crowd in front of the Santa Cruz Post Office. A row of men in sailor uniforms stands opposite the band in the middle. Handwritten notes on the original mounting say:…
Dancers and musicians posing in one of the courtyards of the Casa del Rey Apartments (later called La Bahia Motel), located on Beach Street.
The Ed Wheaton Brass Band, Soquel. Instruments include: soprano coronet, coronets, baritone, tenor trombones (slide), valve trombone, flugel horn, piccolo, bass drum and euphonium or tuba.
Bandstand on the beach at Capitola. In the background is the tower which was part of "Chutes a slide for bathers.
First Congregational Church's pipe organ, installed when the church was built in 1890. The 1896 book, Santa Cruz County, notes, "There is ... a fine pipe organ, the gift of the Cheerful Workers, a flourishing society connected with the church."
Unidentified man playing a trumpet. On the left, holding the trumpet case, is Warren "Skip" Littlefield. On the right, wearing a fez, is Warren H. Penniman.
Group portrait of Hasting's Ladies Orchestra. From left to right are: in the back row, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Hastings, Miss Becker, Professor Hastings, Mrs. Chace, Mrs. Gibson, Miss Michener, Miss Gardner, Miss Mills
Dedication ceremonies at the opening of the Branciforte Library on October 8, 1967. Dan Dameron (bugler), Richard Kilroy (drummer), Lawrence T. Halpin (raising the flag), and behind him, James L. York.