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View of the beach and the foot of Cowell's wharf, which collapsed in a storm in 1907. The Sea Beach hotel is visible in the background.
The grand Sea Beach Hotel ablaze in the middle of the night. The fire destroyed the hotel and it was not rebuilt.
Individuals sunbathing and strolling on the beach next to the Neptune Casino. The sign on the right reads, "Oriental Fish Pond." In the distance, to the left, is the Sea Beach Hotel.
Looking east along the tracks in the Santa Cruz beach area. On the far right is a streetcar of the Santa Cruz Electric line at its beachfront terminus. Straight ahead is the Sea Beach Hotel. The large white building on the left is the Neptune Baths.
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.
Passengers on streetcars #6 of the Santa Cruz Electric Railway and #13 of the Santa Cruz, Capitola and Watsonville Railway traveling east along Beach Street. The Sea Beach Hotel is in the background.
Conductors on an open streetcar of the Santa Cruz - Garfield Park - Beach route of an unidentified streetcar company. The car is just passing the Sea Beach Hotel. The bank behind the streetcar says "Sea Beach."
Railroad tracks near the Sea Beach Hotel, which opened in 1888. The top of the hotel is visible behind the smaller building on the left. A horse-drawn streetcar is seen heading toward its beachfront terminus. On the right is a freight car on the…
View of Santa Cruz beach area (where the Boardwalk would be) from the Sea Beach Hotel.
Panorama of the Santa Cruz city beach front. Buildings visible from far left are: S. J. Lunch home, below it the house owned by Harriett M. Blackburn