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The footbridge across the San Lorenzo River. The bridge was destroyed by the 1955 flood.
The Soquel Avenue Bridge was built in 1874 and was one of the three major crossings over the San Lorenzo River. In 1921, it was dismantled and replaced with a concrete bridge.
Twin Lakes trestle reconstruction after a washout halted service to Capitola on the Union Traction line.
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.
View of Capitola, showing Soquel Cove, with the bridge over the Soquel Creek to the upper right.
Wagon and buggy crossing the 1882 Water Street Bridge.
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.