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Title: Miss California Pageant contest on the Boardwalk beach bandstand
Miss California Pageant contest on the Boardwalk beach bandstand. From its start in 1924 until 1985, the pageant was held in Santa Cruz. The contestants (l. to r.) represent the cities of Pacific Grove, Santa Rosa, Alameda, Lodi, Stockton, ? Mission, Vallejo, Fresno, Oakland, and Santa Cruz.
Source of information: Staff
Photograph
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Date Created and/or Issued: ca. 1937
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: Miss California Pageant contest on the Boardwalk beach bandstand. From its start in 1924 until 1985, the pageant was held in Santa Cruz. The contestants (l. to r.) represent the cities of Pacific Grove, Santa Rosa, Alameda, Lodi, Stockton, ? Mission, Vallejo, Fresno, Oakland, and Santa Cruz.
Source of information: Staff
Photograph
Article on this website, see link below
Type: image
Format: Image
Identifier: LH-0185
Language: English
Subject: Miss California Pageant
Boardwalk
Pageants
Time Period: 1930s
Place: Santa Cruz (City)
Relation: Too Much Makeup, Too Much Skin; Pageant Protests Go Back to 1924

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