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Title: Fishing industry on the Municipal Wharf
Fishing activity on the Municipal Wharf. The small building in front of the Municipal Wharf building is Cafe Kertell, offering Fish Dinners, Clams. After the wharf was constructed in 1914, the wharf rail line was moved to the Municipal Wharf from the Railroad Wharf.
Source of information: Museum of Natural History
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Date Created and/or Issued: After 1914
Publication Information: Santa Cruz Public Libraries
Contributing Institution: Santa Cruz Public Libraries
Collection: Photo Collection
Rights Information: This photograph is courtesy of the Santa Cruz City Museum of Natural History.
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Description: Fishing activity on the Municipal Wharf. The small building in front of the Municipal Wharf building is Cafe Kertell, offering Fish Dinners, Clams. After the wharf was constructed in 1914, the wharf rail line was moved to the Municipal Wharf from the Railroad Wharf.
Source of information: Museum of Natural History
Article on this Website, see link below
Type: image
Format: Image
Identifier: LH-SCM109
Language: English
Subject: Fish and Fishing
Municipal Wharf
Railroads
Time Period: 1910s
1920s
Place: Santa Cruz (City)
Relation: The Santa Cruz Wharf Lumber; Lime and cement; Fishing Transportation: Roads; Wharves and piers

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