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The Crepe Place restaurant in the Cooper House after the Loma Prieta earthquake.
Yesterdays restaurant at the corner of Pacific and Locust Streets. The building was constructed for Duncan and Alexander McPherson in 1868. The original design had two floors. Sometime between 1910 and 1920, the third floor was added. It survived the…
The Acapulco Restaurant at 1116 Pacific Avenue and the Colonial Hotel (apartments) at 1114 Pacific after the Loma Prieta earthquake. The buildings were later demolished due to damage.
The Tea Cup (in the Flatiron building) at the convergence of Front St. and Pacific Ave. In front is a war memorial statue of an eagle, dedicated to "soldiers and sailors of all wars...". It was originally dedicated on Memorial Day, May 30, 1928, to…
Down the closed off Pacific Garden Mall after the 1989 earthquake; the Flatiron Building is in the foreground, with the Teacup restaurant's sign still up.
A look through the fence at the closed Pacific Garden Mall, with the War Memorial, the Flatiron building (with the Teacup sign), and other buildings undergoing demolition or repair.
Yesterday's restaurant at Locust Street and Pacific Avenue, seen amidst caution tape and sawhorses, with the vacant space in the background where the Cooper House used to be.
Togo's on Pacific is closed but not boarded up after the earthquake.
A temporary pavilion, adorned by colorful flowering plants, is ready to open for the Christmas season after the 1989 earthquake. Signs indicate that the businesses in this tent include Bento Baki, Yesterday's, Monica's, Little Shanghai, Donatello,…