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Title: Cooper Street during the reconstruction
View of Cooper Street during the reconstruction of the Santa Cruz City downtown area after the 1989 earthquake. Far right is the Leonard building (1894) and to the left is the shell of the County Bank Building. The County Bank building was constructed in 1895, replacing a saloon that had stood on the site and that was destroyed in the fire of 1894.
Source of information: Chase. p. 182-183
Ray Sherrod
Date Created and/or Issued: 1990
Publication Information: Santa Cruz Public Libraries
Contributing Institution: Santa Cruz Public Libraries
Collection: Photo Collection
Rights Information: This photograph is courtesy of Ray Sherrod.
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Description: View of Cooper Street during the reconstruction of the Santa Cruz City downtown area after the 1989 earthquake. Far right is the Leonard building (1894) and to the left is the shell of the County Bank Building. The County Bank building was constructed in 1895, replacing a saloon that had stood on the site and that was destroyed in the fire of 1894.
Source of information: Chase. p. 182-183
Ray Sherrod
Type: image
Format: Image
Identifier: LH-rs013
Language: English
Subject: Earthquake-1989-Rebuilding
County Bank Building
Leonard Building
Time Period: 1990s
Place: Santa Cruz (City)
Relation: Loma Prieta Earthquake, October 17, 1989: Facts and Statistics
The Great Santa Cruz Fire of 1894

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