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The Civic Auditorium was the principal shelter site for the first five days after the October 17, 1989 earthquake. The Civic had generator power, water, and Red Cross-provided food. It was also the site of the Library's community information service…
The Civic Auditorium functioning as an emergency shelter after the 1989 earthquake.
A crowd gathers outside the Civic Auditorium, which was acting as a temporary shelter after the 1989 earthquake.
Construction workers watch one of their crew use the jaws and shovel attachment to take a bite out of the building. This was part of the clean up of the gutting of the interior of the County Bank.
A look through the fence at the closed Pacific Garden Mall, with the War Memorial, the Flatiron building (with the Teacup sign), and other buildings undergoing demolition or repair.
Down the closed off Pacific Garden Mall after the 1989 earthquake; the Flatiron Building is in the foreground, with the Teacup restaurant's sign still up.
Cooper House in perspective. It served Santa Cruz as its County Courthouse. The land for the Courthouse was donated by the Moores and the Coopers, on condition that the entrance would be on Cooper Street. It was built in 1894. Designed by N.A.…
From Back: "Fine contemporary arts, crafts, imports, gourmet food and cocktails at Cooper House, the colorful and charming restoration of an 1895 court house."