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Santa Cruz County History - Articles
Browsing Local History Articles tagged "epidemics"
A Walk Through Time: The Hinds Family Children, by
Janet Krassow and Randy Krassow
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I first met Cora on a dark, rainy night during the month of December, 1992, when her name jumped out ... [Read more]
Voices of the Heart: Preface, by
Phil Reader
Perhaps the most ignored aspect of local history has been the health history of our community. It is an important ... [Read more]
Voices of the Heart: Introduction, by
Phil Reader
Throughout the history of Santa Cruz County and the central coast area there have been an irregularly occurring series of ... [Read more]
Voices of the Heart: Memorial Poems, by
Phil Reader
The following collection of "verse" appeared in the local press during the Diphtheria epidemic of the late 1870s. They were ... [Read more]
Voices of the Heart: Cora E. Drew, Poetess of the Plague, by
Phil Reader
It can rightfully be said that Cora Drew was a young lady of exceptional courage and insight, and she would ... [Read more]
Voices of the Heart: Memorial Roll, by
Phil Reader
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Large Estates Once Lined Water's Edge
At the turn of the century, Santa Cruz was called the "Newport of the Pacific," because the row of mansions along West Cliff Drive resembled Newport, R.I.
West Cliff Drive between the 1893 railroad depot and the lighthouse was once known as ..." [More]
Excerpted from West Cliff -- Millionaires' Row by Ross Eric Gibson
