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The Palo Alto, known as the Cement Ship, at the end of the wharf at Seacliff State Park, near Santa Cruz, CA. Parking lot and beach visitors in the foreground.
From Back: "Here the operation of a modern municipal government is pleasingly combined with the atmosphere of Old California. Many varieties of flowers flourish in the surrounding gardens providing beauty and color every month of the year."
From Back: "A view from scenic West Cliff Drive along the ocean palisades. When in bloom the many varieties of Mesembryanthemums (ice plant) drape the cliffs with a colorful carpet."
From Back: "Founded Sept. 25, 1791 as the 12th California Mission. The original buildings, which stood on the site now occupied by the Holy Cross Church, were destroyed in 1857, and in 1931 this replica was built."
A view of the casino building (Cocoanut Grove) from the beach in Santa Cruz, CA.
"ARCHED ROCK, NATURAL BRIDGES STATE PARK, Santa Cruz, California Time and tide have carved a giant arch out of solid rock.
From Back: "FISHERMAN'S WHARF, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA Motorists may drive the entire half-mile length out over the Monterey Bay to visit its many fish markets, seafood restaurants and gift shops. It is a favorite spot for wharf fishing as well as the…
Sunbathers at Seabright Beach near the Santa Cruz Harbor in Santa Cruz, CA. The Scholl-Mar Castle is visible in the background; it occupied what is now the main entrance area to the beach from around the turn of the century until 1967.
View from West Cliff Drive in Santa Cruz, CA, showing Mesembryanthemums (ice plant) in bloom.
