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The stone walls of the old County Bank building at the corner of Cooper Street and Pacific Avenue were shored up with wooden braces until re-enforcement repairs could be done. The facade was saved.
Work continues on saving the facade of the County Bank Building. At the time of this shot, Gottschalk's building, the former Leask's Department Store, is still standing.
Construction workers hose down the gutted interior of the County Bank Building
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.
The facade of the County Bank Building is propped up with braces. The interior has not been gutted yet. A sign tells you this work is being done by Tom Hopkins Construction.
Two women walk by on Cooper Street past the pit that was once the Cooper House.
The Palomar remains one of the few landmark buildings to survive. Here it is seen through the wreckage of the buildings across Pacific.
Pavilions seen in the distance behind the pit of a demolished building.
