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The interior of the Bright Brother's business on Front Street. The business is variously listed in city directories from 1906-7 to 1916-17 as blacksmithing and horseshoeing, blacksmiths and wheelwrights, and blacksmiths. Men from left to right are:…
Fox movie troupe from the production "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" at Crown's Food Emporium.
Crown's Cafe & Grill restaurant. Sign in the front reads, "A.B. Crown.. Del Monte Chef Now Here.. DeLux [sic] Food & Service"
Lodtman Hall, built in 1889, was located on Soquel Avenue. It was designed by John Williams for Justus Lodtman. The ground floor was used by Lodtman for the manufacture of soft drinks. The upper floor was a social hall. Later it housed Santa Cruz's…
Buildings in Chittenden. The community was named after Nathaniel W. Chittenden, a San Francisco lawyer who settled in the area.
The interior of the powerhouse at the Union Traction carbarn, showing the motor-generator sets. The carbarn was located at Pacific Avenue and Sycamore Street.
The interior of the carpenter shop in the Union Traction carbarn, located at Pacific Avenue and Sycamore Street. The men from left to right are: Clarence Fields, Ernest Fitzgerald, Hugh Beauchamp.
The interior of Jensen Brothers Auto Company, located at Front and Cooper Streets. The 1913 City Directory lists the company as dealing in carriages and harnesses. By the 1916-17 City Directory, the company is described as a garage and a Ford agent.
The interior of a smithy. The 1913 Santa Cruz County telephone book lists the Bright Brothers, blacksmiths at 124 Front Street. Left to right are: Blaine Kalar, Frank Bright, Fred Bright, Bill McBride and Lonnie Burch.