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Home of the Alzina family, early Santa Cruz settlers, on Sylvar Street. House was built in 1850, the oldest wood frame house in Santa Cruz.

Date: 1928
Source: Miller, Hank
Type: PHOTO

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Date: Late 1950s
Type: PHOTO

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Row houses restored by Chuck and Esther Abbott, 412 to 420 Lincoln Street

Date: Undated
Type: PHOTO

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Date: Undated
Type: PHOTO

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Date: Undated
Type: PHOTO

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Unidentified house.

Date: May 1962
Type: PHOTO

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House on the Delfina Costella property, which spanned Graham Hill Road and the Ocean Street Extension. The house was considered haunted and was sometimes referred to as the "White Lady's House" because individuals claimed to have seen a ghost…

Date: ca.1959
Type: PHOTO

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A two-storey green house with an address number of "129" shows chimney, roof, porch, and window damage after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake.

Date: 1989
Type: PHOTO

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A blue house with an address number of "132" shows an earthquake-damaged porch, stoop, stairs, and railings.

Date: 1989
Type: PHOTO

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Boarded up windows and damaged front porch and steps at a Santa Cruz house with an address number of "140" after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake.

Date: 1989
Type: PHOTO

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