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Browsing Local History Articles tagged "Pogonip"
Resort and Recreation Development: Surfing, other recreational sites, by
Susan Lehmann
Although the Boardwalk was the primary commercial endeavor to capitalize on tourism at the beach, no history of Santa Cruz ... [Read more]
The Pogonip, by
Ross Eric Gibson
Today, as the city of Santa Cruz decides its fate, the famous Pogonip Clubhouse stands vacant on a panoramic site ... [Read more]
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Called "E.L." Williams, this Philadelphia born pioneer not only made history in Santa Cruz and Monterey counties, but he also lived long enough to write it. When, in 1892, E.S. Harrison published his monumental History of Santa Cruz County, California, two chapters were penned by E.L. Williams.
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Excerpted from A Walk Through Time: Edward L. Williams by Janet Krassow and Randy Krassow
