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Title: Ocean waves on the cliffs at the end of Garfield Avenue
View of ocean waves on the cliffs at the end of Garfield Avenue (now Woodrow Avenue), with the Vue de l'eau streetcar station in the background. A community barbecue was given by the Santa Cruz, Garfield Park and Capitola Electric Railway on November 25, 1891 to celebrate the beginning of regular service to the station. It burned down in 1925.
Source of information: Notes on front of photo
McCaleb pp. 39-41
Clark p. 389
Date Created and/or Issued: before 1925
Publication Information: Santa Cruz Public Libraries
Contributing Institution: Santa Cruz Public Libraries
Collection: Photo Collection
Rights Information: This photograph/postcard is the property of the Santa Cruz Public Libraries, California.
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Description: View of ocean waves on the cliffs at the end of Garfield Avenue (now Woodrow Avenue), with the Vue de l'eau streetcar station in the background. A community barbecue was given by the Santa Cruz, Garfield Park and Capitola Electric Railway on November 25, 1891 to celebrate the beginning of regular service to the station. It burned down in 1925.
Source of information: Notes on front of photo
McCaleb pp. 39-41
Clark p. 389
Type: image
Format: Image
Identifier: LH-0462
Language: English
Subject: West Cliff Drive
Vue de L'eau
Ocean Waves
Place: Santa Cruz (City)
Relation: Transportation: Railroads and Streetcars

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