Santa Cruz County: Parade of the Past (1973 book)
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Santa Cruz County: Parade of the Past is a 1973 book by Margaret Koch, now out of print but available to borrow from SCPL. It is no longer recommended as a local history reference because of numerous errors and/or lack of fact sourcing. It does, however, include a number of images not generally available elsewhere. These include:
- p11, Pinto Lake historical plaque
- p19, the steamship Diana
- p27, Santa Cruz House before 1884, w Goodwin and (Charles C.) Martin livery stable next door
- p35, Kron Tannery
- p51, the Bernheim Block
- p53, the Cliff Museum
- p57, four wharf photos
- p62, Waddell's wharf
- p65, Hoover family arrival at "Brown House", 1914
- p68, two Giannone Ranch homes
- p70, San Vicente logging
- p71, San Vicente logging crew
- p76, Agua Puerca schoolhouse
- p79, Pio Scaroni home
- p80, Delos D. Wilder Sr.
- p83, Wilder dairy in 1920s
- p84, first Santa Cruz HS (1895-1913)
- p89, Judge Logan home c.1900?
- p95, Hotel Metropole
- p101, Santa Cruz County Hospital ~1925
- p104, Laurel School (1895-1936)
- p106, Lorenzo Hotel SLV
- p108, Boulder Creek House c.1900
- p110, July 4, 1901 parade in Boulder Creek
- p111, the flume
- p113, Cowell bull team hauling logs on a skid road
- p123, Glen Canyon covered bridge in original location
- p137-142, Charles C. Martin (the author's great-grandfather)
- p142-143, William Ware info (Isaac Graham partner)
- p158, Mangels mansion (Aptos)
- p164, Cooper Bros. store 1880 (Watsonville)
- p185, Garfield Park Tabernacle
- p198, Riverside Hotel from Beach Hill ~1880
