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A woman follows a person in a dog costume down Pacific past a temporary pavilion in the 1989 holiday parade.
Two workers in the cleanup and reconstruction effort--in front of the Hotel Metropole, later demolished.
Another photo of the Cooper House after the 1989 earthquake and before its demolition.
The 701-ton steam-schooner 'Crescent City' after being washed ashore at Wilder Ranch in 1927. The ship, the former 'Jim Butler,' wrecked in the Channel Islands off Santa Cruz.
A "grand opening" of a business out of a truck. The sign says it is "Ken's Shoes."
The sign still says "Hotel Metropole" on the partially demolished building.
(F.A.) Hihn building, on the corner of Pacific Avenue and Lincoln Street, shows damage from the October 17, 1989 earthquake. It was designed in the Eastlake style by Edward L. Van Cleeck and completed in 1894. The building suffered heavy damage from…