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Along the San Lorenzo River, the stage and seats are prepared for the 1912 Water Pageant. $15,000 was expected to be spent on preparations. The amphitheater was capable of seating 4000 spectators. It was built on 'Pageant Island' in the middle of the…
The first Venetian Water Carnival, 1895. The citizens of Santa Cruz raised funds for the Carnival and financier J. Philip Smith made up any shortfall. Mr. Philip's step-daughter, Anita Gonzales, was the Queen of the Carnival. Queen Anita's barge and…
Taken from the east bank of the San Lorenzo River. View is where the Boardwalk and Beach Flats are today. ca. 1890's
Men fishing in the San Lorenzo River near the Riverside Avenue Bridge.
San Lorenzo River prior to the 1955 flood. Part of the city of Santa Cruz is visible in the background.
Streetcar #16 of the Union Traction Company, westbound on the Soquel Avenue trestle over the San Lorenzo River.
Aerial view of Brookdale, the surrounding forest and the San Lorenzo River. Two bridges over the river, one for the railroad, are visible on the far right.