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School Street Stairs: A Step Back in Time

School Street Stairs: A Step Back in Time

The Yesteryear of Mission Hill Tunnel

The Yesteryear of Mission Hill Tunnel

The Spanish Gardens of Santa Cruz City Hall

The Spanish Gardens of Santa Cruz City Hall

Hotel Turned Red: The Red Room

Hotel Turned Red: The Red Room

Rincon Park was More Than a Median Strip

Rincon Park was More Than a Median Strip

Santa Cruz: The Walnut Avenue Stairs

Santa Cruz: The Walnut Avenue Stairs

Santa Cruz’s Mission Hill: Farms of Yesteryear and the Streets of Today

Santa Cruz’s Mission Hill: Farms of Yesteryear and the Streets of Today

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  • School Street Stairs: A Step Back in Time

    2016/04/25
    by Linda Rosewood
  • The Yesteryear of Mission Hill Tunnel

    2016/01/25
    by Linda Rosewood
  • The Spanish Gardens of Santa Cruz City Hall

    2015/10/25
    by Linda Rosewood
  • Hotel Turned Red: The Red Room

    2015/10/05
    by Linda Rosewood
  • Rincon Park was More Than a Median Strip

    2015/09/05
    by Linda Rosewood
  • Santa Cruz: The Walnut Avenue Stairs

    2015/08/17
    by Linda Rosewood
  • Santa Cruz’s Mission Hill: Farms of Yeste...

    2015/08/10
    by Linda Rosewood

The Early Schools of Santa Cruz and London Nelson’s Legacy

Posted by Linda Rosewood
|May 03, 2015
|in : Blog, History, Mission Hill Staircase, Santa Cruz
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The Early Schools of Santa Cruz and London Nelson’s Legacy
Mission Hill was home to many of Santa Cruz’s early schools. One of the earliest, Mission Hill School, was at what is today’s 133 Mission Street. In the 1860s...
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Santa Cruz: Mission Hill of Yesteryear

Posted by Linda Rosewood
|April 26, 2015
|in : Blog, History, Mission Hill Staircase, Santa Cruz
| (4) Comments
|9217 Views
Santa Cruz: Mission Hill of Yesteryear
Before the automobile age everyone—rich and poor—walked to work, to school, to church, to the movie house. The little town of Santa Cruz grew along a river, and the first...
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The Santa Cruz Triangle: The Hühn Building Then and Now

Posted by Linda Rosewood
|April 22, 2015
|in : Blog, History, Mission Hill Staircase, Santa Cruz
| (2) Comments
|6623 Views
The Santa Cruz Triangle: The Hühn Building Then and Now
It was called the “Lower Plaza” The triangle area formed by the intersection of Pacific Avenue, Mission, Front and Water Streets has been the heart of Santa C...
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We provide you with inspiring stories and fun information about the natural and human history of interesting places. It's like having a park ranger with you.

Our one-of-a-kind self-guided mobile tours and blog posts help you connect to a place, either outside, at the site, or from your living room.

Download our apps about the Santa Cruz coast or read our blog posts about Santa Cruz, greater California, and beyond.

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We work with historians, naturalists, and organizations whose experts know and love particular places. We use their deep knowledge to create great stories that bring their favorite places alive for you.

Do you or an organization you work or volunteer for have photos and high-quality natural or human history information about your local place? If you want to get it into an app and up on the web, contact Chief Ranger Julia Gaudinski: julia@mobileranger.com
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