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The back of the Good Times building and an adjacent building, with the Acapulco Restaurant viewed through the parking lot next to Warehouse Liquors.
View from Front Street through the fenced off lot of Warehouse Liquors to the back of the Good Times building on Pacific Avenue.
Front Street shops at the River Street intersection (near Cooper Street), damaged and boarded up after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. Shops seen include Daisy, Electronic Publishing Center, Cooper Street Stereo, and Thrifty Cuts.
1989 earthquake damage at Johnny's Sport Shop on Pacific Avenue and an adjacent shop.
Unidentified group of people posed with pigeons. The man on the left is Eugene M. Van Antwerp, manager of the Sperry Flour Company store. He used carrier pigeons to send orders from the San Lorenzo Valley back to the store in Santa Cruz.
A man (Eugene M. Van Antwerp?) holding a pigeon in front of the Sperry Air Service Loft 1. Carrier pigeons were used by Mr. Van Antwerp, manager of the Sperry Flour Company, to send orders from the San Lorenzo Valley back to the store in Santa Cruz.
Men gathering driftwood at Seabright Beach, at the corner of Dashaway Street (later called East Cliff Drive) and Beach (later called Cypress Street).
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…