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The Southern Pacific Railroad station at Seabright. The sign on the roof reads, "To San Francisco." with what appear to be departure times underneath. Next to the depot is the Seabright Hotel. The 1906-7 city directory lists the hotel at the corner…
Shops on Pacific Avenue. ( J.E. O'Conner Gun and Locksmith, Stikeman and Pierce Groceries and Fruits, and F.W. Woolworth). The truck belongs to the Sperry Flour Company. The two men standing on the back of the truck are holding a pigeon. It may have…
Sesquicentennial Parade down Pacific Avenue. The women in the lead car belong to the Daughters of the American Revolution. The building to the far right is the Union Stage Depot.
Sesquicentennial parade in the City of Santa Cruz, July 4, 1926. The parade was part of the festivities of American Independence Week, June 28 through July 5, 1926. The women in the lead car are members of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
A horse and buggy in front of an unidentified home in Santa Cruz. A man and a girl are on standing on the porch.
View down Beach Street, showing the Southern Pacific train tracks. It was here that passengers disembarked at the official S.P. location called "Casino."
Union Traction Company's Birney Safety Car Number 22 in front of the Boardwalk. The sign on the front of the streetcar says "Ocean Cliffs."