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Streetcar #16 of the Union Traction Company, westbound on the Soquel Avenue trestle over the San Lorenzo River.
The remains of the Twin Lakes streetcar trestle built by the Union Traction Company, visible at low tide in 1975.
Aerial view of downtown Santa Cruz, the San Lorenzo River and surrounding area. The Soquel Avenue bridge is in the middle of the photo
Federal and state officials visiting the flood-damaged Soquel Bridge. From right to left are Val Peterson, Federal Director of Civil Defense
Federal, state, and local officials examining the flood-damaged Soquel Bridge.
The Soquel Avenue Bridge collapsed in the flood of 1982. The view is looking towards Front Street.
View of the Tyrrell house (far left) near Seabright Beach. The bridge spans Pilkington Gulch, named for landowner Thomas Pilkington or his sons, J.A. Pilkington or T.B. Pilkington.
The West Cliff bridge was built in 1918 by the Southern Pacific Railroad over its tracks near Washington and Beach Streets. The wooden bridge is 62 feet long and was constructed using the 1840 truss design patented by William Howe.