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Mission Hill Grammar School. The 1875 building originally had three floors and a tower. The 1906 earthquake damaged the third floor, necessitating its removal. The building was demolished in 1930.
415 Walnut AvenueSanta Cruz High School, opened in the fall of 1915, was designed by W. H. Weeks.
The first Santa Cruz High School, located at Walnut Avenue and California Street. It was dedicated on July 19, 1895 and opened with more than 200 students. It burned to the ground on October 1, 1913. In the background, to the left, is the home of…
Watsonville High School, designed by William H. Weeks in 1917, at a cost of over $90,000. Because of damage from the Loma Prieta (1989) earthquake, the building was torn down.
Class portrait of seventh and eighth grades at La Grange School.
Group portrait (Faculty?). Seated, from left to right, are Frank Huff, principal Alice Williston, Professor McCrea(?), and an unidentified woman. Standing, from left to right, are Edna Lauer, Edna(?) Woodis, an unidentified woman, Grace Halsey,…
The fifth grade class at Branciforte School, 1897. The boy in the middle of the back row is Leslie Wright
The Mission Hill Grammar School, with a street car climbing Mission Hill. The school was designed in the Italianate style by Levi Goodrich in 1875. Until 1894, the third floor housed the high school. Because of damage from the 1906 earthquake, the…
Class photograph of the seventh and eighth grades, Holy Cross School, 1929.