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This barn was once used as a factory, where drums and boxes were made to ship local artichokes and brussel sprouts. The view is across Highway 1. The tower in the back belongs to the St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church.
The Civic Auditorium functioned as an emergency shelter after the earthquake.
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.
Buses line up outside the Civic Auditorium in its role as a temporary shelter after the 1989 earthquake.
The corner of Church St. and Center St. after the 1989 earthquake, looking towards the Civic Auditorium and fire station. The Civic provided temporary shelter at the time.
Santa Cruz Sentinel building in the days following the 1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake.
Many of these buildings shown here on Front Street, Cooper Street, and Pacific Avenue were later demolished. Shown here are the Leonard Building, the Cooper House and Gottschalks, which had been Leask's department store for years. All were completely…
Looking down Cooper Street, closed by police, at many old buildings completely or partially demolished due to damage from the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, including the County Bank Building, the Leonard Building, Gottschalks, which had been Leask's…
A City of Santa Cruz truck parked in front of the old Santa Cruz Coffee Roasting Company, later demolished, where two people died in the Loma Prieta earthquake.