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Union Traction Company streetcar on Woodrow Avenue near Delaware. The sign on the top of the car says "Vue de L'Eau."
A Union Traction Company streetcar at the Electric Station in Capitola, located at Monterey and Capitola Streets.
A street scene on Woodrow Avenue. Straight ahead is Garfield Park Tabernacle, which burned down on Aug. 5, 1935. The view is from the former location of the Vue de l'eau streetcar station, built by the Santa Cruz, Garfield Park and Capitola Electric…
Field and Cole Company's Big Curio Store at 28 Pacific Avenue, on the corner of Lincoln and Pacific. A Santa Cruz, Capitola and Watsonville Railway Company streetcar is at the corner.
A view of the Sea Beach Hotel, built by S. A. Hall in the 1870s. It was completely destroyed by a fire which began at 3:30 a.m. on June 12, 1912. At the foot of the hotel is Union Traction Company Streetcar Number 5 westbound Beach Street.
The Casa del Rey hotel. It was built by Fred Swanton in 1911, as part of the Boardwalk development. Union Traction streetcar Number 20 shuttled between the hotel and the Union Station.
Union Traction Company's electric streetcar Number 17. It is on Water Street, near Morrissey Boulevard on the Laveaga Park branch.
Capitola Avenue with a Santa Cruz, Capitola and Watsonville Railway Company streetcar westbound far in the distance.
The Vue de l'eau streetcar station. Vue de l'eau was located on the cliffs at the end of Garfield Avenue (now Woodrow Avenue). Built by the Santa Cruz, Garfield Park and Capitola Electric Railway in 1891, it provided superb ocean views while also…
Along the Capitola line, a Santa Cruz bound Union Traction streetcar heads westward, across the Twin Lakes trestle over Schwan Lake.