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Eastside of Santa Cruz. The sign on the building on the right reads, "D.J. Bertola, Fruits, Vegetables." The street is graded earth.
A view of the San Lorenzo River and Barson's Orchard in the flood of 1940. Looking north from Laurel Street.
The River Bank Auto Camp on Third St. during the flooding of the San Lorenzo River in 1940.
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…
South Pacific Coast Railroad depot at Laurel in the Santa Cruz Mountains. With a distance of 64.3 miles to San Francisco, Laurel Mill supplied much of the lumber to rebuild the San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake.
Staff and patients on the steps of the Dr. P. K. Watters' Hospital.
The intersection of Pacific Avenue and Front Street. Prominent in the scene is the Tea Cup Restaurant & Cocktails located in the building known as the Flatiron.
Bay Street railroad bridge over Southern Pacific railroad tracks.
