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Cavalry riding through downtown Santa Cruz (Front Street?)
Sesquicentennial parade in the City of Santa Cruz, July 4, 1926. The parade was part of the festivities of American Independence Week, June 28 through July 5, 1926. The women in the lead car are members of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
California Admission Day parade down Pacific Avenue with the Native Sons of the Golden West in the forefront. They have just passed through their Grand Arch. On the right hand, towards the middle, is the IOOF building with the Town Clock on top.
Sesquicentennial Parade down Pacific Avenue. The women in the lead car belong to the Daughters of the American Revolution. The building to the far right is the Union Stage Depot.
California Admission Day parade down Pacific Avenue. In the background is the Grand Arch Native Sons of the Golden West. At the top right of the photograph is the Town Clock. On a rooftop, to the left, is a photographer.
A band of teens, dressed in "Santa" caps, play at a parade celebrating downtown's revival after the 1989 earthquake, in time for the holiday shopping season. This was part of a parade event, but it cannot be seen whether the band is on a truck in the…
A group of women and girls carry a "mothersong" sign and musical instruments in the 1989 holiday parade.
The Santa Cruz SPCA marches in the holiday parade, 1989, featuring dog owners and their dogs.
A group of people in bird costumes march in the holiday parade on Pacific Avenue, 1989.