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Henrietta Shore and the Santa Cruz Post Office Murals

Henrietta Shore and the Santa Cruz Post Office Murals

Lulu Carpenter’s: The Sign of the Seamstress

Lulu Carpenter’s: The Sign of the Seamstress

Del Mar Theatre: The Crown Jewel of Pacific Avenue

Del Mar Theatre: The Crown Jewel of Pacific Avenue

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  • Henrietta Shore and the Santa Cruz Post Office ...

    2016/02/18
    by Joan Gilbert Martin
  • Lulu Carpenter’s: The Sign of the Seamstress

    2016/02/15
    by Santa Cruz Historic Preservation Commission
  • Del Mar Theatre: The Crown Jewel of Pacific Ave...

    2016/01/07
    by Santa Cruz Historic Preservation Commission

Henrietta Shore and the Santa Cruz Post Office Murals

Posted by Joan Gilbert Martin
|February 18, 2016
|in : Blog, Downtown Historic-Art Tour, History, Lime Kilns, Santa Cruz, TempPopHomePage
| (18) Comments
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Henrietta Shore and the Santa Cruz Post Office Murals
The next time you are standing in line to mail a package or renew a passport in the downtown Santa Cruz, California post office, look at the four murals high on the walls...
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Lulu Carpenter’s: The Sign of the Seamstress

Posted by Santa Cruz Historic Preservation Commission
|February 15, 2016
|in : Blog, Downtown Historic-Art Tour, History, Santa Cruz
| (23) Comments
|21255 Views
Lulu Carpenter’s: The Sign of the Seamstress
Named for a local business owner and seamstress from the early 20th century, Lulu Carpenter’s, is the oldest building on Pacific Avenue in downtown Santa Cruz. Built in 1...
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Del Mar Theatre: The Crown Jewel of Pacific Avenue

Posted by Santa Cruz Historic Preservation Commission
|January 07, 2016
|in : Blog, Downtown Historic-Art Tour, History, Santa Cruz
| (4) Comments
|8670 Views
Del Mar Theatre: The Crown Jewel of Pacific Avenue
Arguably “the crown jewel of Pacific Avenue” in downtown Santa Cruz, California, the Del Mar Theatre stands as the oldest theater in the city of Santa Cruz. O...
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