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SCPL Local History Gallery Keyword Album: Sidewalks

Keyword Album: Sidewalks

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A blue house in Santa Cruz showing roof, porch, and siding damage after the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake

Views: 457
Subject Headings and Keywords: Disasters and Accidents--Earthquakes--1989--Building Damage, Houses, Fences, Gates, Roofs, Trees, Sidewalks, Porches

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An earthquake-damaged two storey house in Santa Cruz, late 1989 or early 1990

Views: 601
Subject Headings and Keywords: Disasters and Accidents--Earthquakes--1989--Building Damage, Roads and Streets--Santa Cruz City--Other S.C. Streets, Houses, Fences, Chimneys, Roofs, Stairways, Porches, Stoops, Sidewalks

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View of brick rubble on the Pacific Garden Mall after the 1989 earthquake

Views: 488
Subject Headings and Keywords: Disasters and Accidents--Earthquakes--1989--Building Damage, Roads and Streets--Santa Cruz City--Pacific Avenue, Business Districts, Trees, Chairs, Sidewalks

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Almost the same shot as the previous photo in the set, but a longer view showing a crane and a crowd in hard hats near the top of the Pacific Garden Mall

Views: 490
Subject Headings and Keywords: Disasters and Accidents--Earthquakes--1989--Building Damage, Roads and Streets--Santa Cruz City--Pacific Avenue, Business Districts, Trees, Chairs, Sidewalks, Automobiles

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The first Santa Cruz Carnegie Library (1904-1966), also known as the Main Library.

Views: 1044
Subject Headings and Keywords: Homes--Hihn Mansion, Libraries--Main (Carnegie Free), Sidewalks, Street Lamps, Electric Lines, Chimneys

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Workers use a crane to move metal rods to assemble the temporary pavilions

Views: 535
Subject Headings and Keywords: Disasters and Accidents--Earthquakes--1989--Cleanup and Reconstruction, Roads and Streets--Santa Cruz City--Other S.C. Streets, Business Districts, Crowds, Construction Workers, Cranes, Trucks, Houses, Sidewalks, Parking Lots

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Assembly of the temporary pavilions, looking towards the backs of the closed-off buildings on Pacific Avenue

Views: 503
Subject Headings and Keywords: Disasters and Accidents--Earthquakes--1989--Cleanup and Reconstruction, Roads and Streets--Santa Cruz City--Other S.C. Streets, Business Districts, Crowds, Construction Workers, Cranes, Trucks, Houses, Sidewalks, Parking Lots

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The Frederick A. Hihn Mansion, was designed by Charles Wellington Davis and built in 1872.

Views: 1392
Subject Headings and Keywords: Government--Santa Cruz City--City Hall, Homes--Hihn Mansion, Porches, Balconies, Gardens, Fences, Residential Streets, Towers, Houses, Sidewalks

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The Frederick A. Hihn Mansion on Church Street, designed by Charles Wellington Davis and built in 1872.

Views: 883
Subject Headings and Keywords: Homes--Hihn Mansion, Houses, Gardens, Towers, Sidewalks
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