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Stores along Central Avenue in Boulder Creek. In the middle of the street are signs advertising a grocery and liquor store, San Lorenzo Valley Drugs, and the Forest Swimming Pool. Towards the front of the photo are a Shell gas station and a Chevron…
Looking down Pacific Avenue. The store on the far left is Field and Cole Company's Big Curio Store. There is a streetcar half-way down the block. The Union Traction Company was converting the streetcar tracks from narrow gauge to standard gauge. The…
Tractors in a parade down Main Street, Watsonville.
The McHugh and Bianchi Building, on Pacific Aveune at the convergence of Pacific and Front. It was built by LeBaron R. Olive for Anson Hotaling in 1886-87 and torn down in 1974. Originally, the first floor was used for shops. The second floor was a…
The intersection of Pacific and Walnut (on the left) Avenues. The truck in the middle of the intersection is advertising the "Marion Toaster an early electric toaster, by driving a large model of the toaster around. The town clock is visible half-way…
Electric streetcars of the Union Traction Company, horse-drawn carriages and pedestrians at the intersection of Pacific and Soquel (on the right) Avenues. Streetcar #17, on Pacific, is bound for Vue de l'eau. The town clock is partially visible…
Parade on Pacific Avenue, viewed from the corner of Lincoln and Pacific. The group in the front is the Alert Hose Company, a volunteer fire brigade. The building on the right with the squared off tower is the Masonic Hall. Further down the street, on…
Destruction from the October 17, 1989 earthquake on Pacific Avenue between Church and Walnut Streets. Roberts Leathers store is in the background.
The entrance to Roberts Leathers on Pacific Avenue, between Church and Walnut Streets, the day after the earthquake. The building was later razed.