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Heading up to Sutro Tower.
Heading up to Sutro Tower.
Walking around the neighborhood in the shadow of Sutro Tower.
Walking around the neighborhood in the shadow of Sutro Tower.
Sutro Tower casting shadows in the fog as seen from the neighborhood below.
Sutro Tower casting shadows in the fog as seen from the neighborhood below.
Sutro Tower casting shadows in the fog as seen from the neighborhood below.
The street sign at La Avanzada and Dellbrook.
Walking up La Avanzada Street on my way to Sutro Tower.
Private Road and No Parking signs on La Avanzada Street.
The upper part of La Avanzada Street near the Sutro Tower gate.
Looking up at Sutro Tower.
Twin Peaks as seen from Summit Reservoir next to Sutro Tower.
The exercise path around Summit Reservoir next to Sutro Tower.
Sutro Tower from the exercise path around Summit Reservoir.
Sutro Tower from the exercise path around Summit Reservoir.
The exercise path around Summit Reservoir with Sutro Tower behind.
Sutro Tower from Summit Reservoir.
Sutro Tower, Level 6.
Sutro Tower, Levels 6 and 5.
Sutro Tower, Levels 4 and 3
Sutro Tower and sky.
Pictures of the Sutro Mansion hang on the wall of the Sutro Tower office.
A Sutro Tower model with a great view of San Francisco sits on a filing cabinet in the Sutro Tower office.
Equipment and workspace for KBCW 44 at Sutro Tower.
Analog equipment was already removed from this workspace at Sutro Tower.
An antenna diagram from before 1998 hanging in a corridor at Sutro Tower.
The bays of equipment for KFSF 66 at Sutro Tower.
A beautiful photograph taken by helicopter hangs in a corridor at Sutro Tower.
This classic analog transmission equipment was going to be removed soon after my visit to Sutro Tower.
The equipment bay for KPIX 5 reveals 'The Young & The Restless' being broadcast from Sutro Tower.
The new digital transmission equipment being installed at Sutro Tower takes up far less floor space.
Racks of network and transmission equipment at Sutro Tower.
The door to the workspace for KQED at Sutro Tower.
The view from the roof of the Sutro Tower equipment building.
The view of Summit Reservoir and beyond from the roof of the Sutro Tower equipment building.
Looking up at Sutro Tower from the roof of the equipment building.
Looking up at Sutro Tower from the roof of the equipment building.
Looking up at Sutro Tower from the roof of the equipment building.
The western leg of Sutro Tower from the roof of the building.
The patch of plants that lives directly below the center of Sutro Tower from the roof of the building.
Looking straight up the southern leg of Sutro Tower from the building roof.
KPIX transmission lines going up the southern leg of Sutro Tower.
The southern leg of Sutro Tower from the building roof.
The northern part of the Sutro Tower building roof.
Copper pipes and fittings on the Sutro Tower building roof.
Installed Dielectric equipment on the Sutro Tower building roof.
The eastern face of Sutro Tower from the building roof.
These ropes tied to the roof are used to lift tools and equipment to the upper levels of Sutro Tower.
Watching a wave ripple up and down the rope attached to Sutro Tower Level 6 after shaking it on the roof.
Floor marker in the main stairwell seen while returning from the roof of the Sutro Tower building.
The stained glass window rescued from the Sutro Mansion library now hangs backlit in the Sutro Tower building.
Auxiliary operation warning sign in the Sutro Tower building.
Walking through the area where the Sutro Mansion once stood before Sutro Tower was built.
The concrete foundation of the original transmission tower remains at the Sutro Tower site.
This equipment being used during the Sutro Tower DTV conversion project is secured to the ground with ropes tied around the concrete base of the original tower.
The southern face of the Sutro Tower building seen from the grounds.
Looking up Sutro Tower from the grounds.
The Sutro Tower DTV conversion project in progress, many components like this new and old are laying about.
The 977 feet of Sutro Tower from the southern leg up.
Tons of copper recently removed from Sutro Tower inside a large dumpster parked at the western leg.
Tons of copper recently removed from Sutro Tower inside a large dumpster parked at the western leg.
Approaching the western leg of Sutro Tower.
The elevator in the western leg of Sutro Tower.
David July inside the Sutro Tower elevator located in the western leg.
David July inside the Sutro Tower elevator located in the western leg.
The Sutro Tower elevator control panel.
Looking straight up inside the western leg of Sutro Tower.
Looking straight up inside the western leg of Sutro Tower.
Looking straight up outside the western leg of Sutro Tower.
Looking straight up outside the western leg of Sutro Tower.
Looking up outside the western leg of Sutro Tower.
FCC ASR 1001289 and Auxiliary Operation Caution signs just outside the Sutro Tower western leg and elevator.
Fall Protection, Authorized Personnel Only and Tower Elevator Safety Rules signs just outside the Sutro Tower western leg and elevator.
FCC ASR 1001289 sign just outside the Sutro Tower western leg and elevator.
Tower Elevator Safety Rules sign just outside the Sutro Tower western leg and elevator.
Equipment waiting at the foot of Sutro Tower.
Looking straight up from the center underneath Sutro Tower.
The western leg of Sutro Tower.
Looking straight up from the center underneath Sutro Tower.
An Andrew Corporation dish installed under Sutro Tower.
The northern leg of Sutro Tower.
An aerial work platform is docked in the green space under Sutro Tower.
New equipment for KBCW waits outside the Sutro Tower building.
This panel displays when the Sutro Tower beacon lamps are enabled.
Sutro Tower antenna diagram from 1 October 1990.
A monitor on the Sutro Tower building ground floor shows the view from a camera mounted above.
A painting of Sutro Tower decorates the corridor.
This control panel displays the weather conditions at each level of Sutro Tower.
This control panel displays the current transmitter status of each primary and auxiliary antenna.
The weather and transmitter status control panels in the Sutro Tower building.
The Sutro Tower beacon status panel and the corridor wall beyond.
The room and transmission equipment for KOIT FM at Sutro Tower.
The door to the equipment room for KOIT FM at Sutro Tower.
AT&T transfer switches in the Sutro Tower building.
The backup generator for KGO TV in the Sutro Tower building.
Humongous circuit breaker switches for various rooms and systems at Sutro Tower.
Backup generators for KGO TV and others in the Sutro Tower building.
The first floor corridor of the Sutro Tower building.
A Sutro Tower hard hat in the office.
The driveway up to Sutro Tower.
Looking up the northern leg of Sutro Tower.
The northern leg of Sutro Tower.
Fog, shadows and Sutro Tower.
Looking back at the Sutro Tower building from public land after the end of my tour.
Looking up at Sutro Tower.
Sutro Tower close up.
Sutro Tower, Level 2.
Sutro Tower and building next to the exercise path around Summit Reservoir.
Sutro Tower, old friend.
San Francisco's Central Radio Station (1977) and the city beyond from the northern peak of Twin Peaks.
Sutro Tower framed by trees on Stow Lake Island.
Trees, sky and sunset in Sunnyvale, California.
Sutro Tower from 24th Street.
Sutro Tower (1972) from the westernmost area of the Twin Peaks lookout.
Sutro Tower from Twin Peaks.
Marc Malonzo taking photographs at Twin Peaks with his Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT.
A man plays guitar while being filmed on a hill between the Twin Peaks lookout and the Twin Peaks Reservoir (1912).
A bicyclist sits atop the northern peak of Twin Peaks looking out over San Francisco on a clear day.
San Francisco lights from Twin Peaks.
San Francisco lights from Twin Peaks.
The exterior of 3 Fish Studios in the Outer Sunset district, a 1917 building originally used as a grocery store.
Eric Rewitzer paints the linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork in preparation for a hand pulled linocut print.
Eric Rewitzer paints the linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork in preparation for a hand pulled linocut print.
Eric Rewitzer centers the painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork on the press in preparation for a hand pulled linocut print.
Eric Rewitzer places paper over the painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork in preparation for a hand pulled linocut print.
Eric Rewitzer places paper over the painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork in preparation for a hand pulled linocut print.
Eric Rewitzer readies the press to make a hand pulled linocut print from the painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork.
David July operating the press and producing a hand pulled linocut print from a painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork by Eric Rewitzer.
David July operating the press and producing a hand pulled linocut print from a painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork by Eric Rewitzer.
David July operating the press and producing a hand pulled linocut print from a painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork by Eric Rewitzer.
Eric Rewitzer posing with my hand pulled linocut print from his painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork.
Among artwork in progress by Annie Galvin, my hand pulled linocut print from a painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork by Eric Rewitzer.
Among artwork in progress by Annie Galvin, my hand pulled linocut print from a painted linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork by Eric Rewitzer.
Eric Rewitzer's linoleum sheet carved with Sutro Tower artwork after the hand pull linocut printing process.
Toy robots on a shelf in 3 Fish Studios, some of the models used for artwork by Eric Rewitzer.
The spacious backyard of 3 Fish Studios featuring a garden, Eric Rewitzer's wooden California table and the studio's logo in metal.
Eric Rewitzer's wooden California table and the studio's logo in metal in the spacious backyard of 3 Fish Studios.
Eric Rewitzer's and Annie Galvin's logo in metal in the spacious backyard of 3 Fish Studios.
Bottle opener and cap receptacle mounted in the spacious backyard of 3 Fish Studios.
Printing press with logotypes ready for printing in the back workroom of 3 Fish Studios.
Marc Malonzo enjoys artwork and delicious beer in the 3 Fish Studios studio and gallery.
My delicious beer in progress on an art workbench in the 3 Fish Studios studio and gallery.
While completely engaged in conversation with me, Annie Galvin does not miss a beat working on her latest paintings at 3 Fish Studios.
'Temporary Trail Closure to Dogs' sign on the trail down to Sutro Baths (1896) due to Sutro Sam the river otter's unusual visit.
'Area Closed Beyond This Point' sign on the western wall of Sutro Baths (1896) due to Sutro Sam the river otter's unusual visit.
'Area Closed Beyond This Point' sign on the western wall of Sutro Baths (1896) due to Sutro Sam the river otter's unusual visit.
Two people navigate the Sutro Baths (1896) western wall ruins hand in hand as the sun prepares to set.
The Marin Headlands, Mile Rock Lighthouse (1906) and the Golden Gate Bridge's (1937) northern tower from the Sutro Baths Upper Trail in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area just north of the Sutro Baths (1896) ruins.
Golden Gate Bridge from a trail near Sutro Baths just before sunset.
Sunset panorama of the Golden Gate strait: the Pacific Ocean, Marin Headlands, Mile Rock Lighthouse (1906) and Golden Gate Bridge (1937) from the Lifesaving Station Overlook on the Coastal Trail at Lands End in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Cliff House (1909) and Seal Rocks with the last light of day over the Pacific Ocean from the Lands End Overlook on the Coastal Trail at Lands End in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Looking north on the aptly named Pole Line Road as the skies over Davis begin to clear.
Looking up at Sutro Tower (1972) two days before a full moon from the path around Summit Reservoir (1954).
Sutro Tower at night.
Looking up at Sutro Tower (1972) from the path around Summit Reservoir (1954).
The lights of Sutro Tower (1972) from the westernmost area of the Twin Peaks lookout.
The red neon sign of The House of Shields saloon, which also says 'cocktails' instead of 'live music' now.
The red neon sign of The House of Shields saloon and the view of New Montgomery Street looking southeast.
The corner of New Montgomery and Stevenson Street, featuring neon signs for the Palace Hotel parking garage and The House of Shields saloon.
The corner of New Montgomery and Stevenson Street looking up at the Sharon Building (1912).
Oakland Bay Bridge and San Francisco from Yerba Buena Island.
Interstate 80 over the western span of the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge (1936) and downtown San Francisco from Yerba Buena Island.
Interstate 80 over the western span of the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge (1936) and downtown San Francisco from Yerba Buena Island.
Metal decoration on the Mason Street vehicle gate to the James C. Flood Mansion (1886).
Decorative lighting strung around the pool at the Tonga Room.
One green and two yellow spherical lights above a table at The Tonga Room (1945).
The upper portion of the Stockton Street Tunnel (1914) western stairway at Bush Street.
The neon sign for 'Food Fair Market Liquors' near the Stockton Street Tunnel (1914).
Cable car tracks going west on California Street toward Nob Hill from near the St. Mary's Square parking garage.
A large eye bolt installed on the inside of Coit Tower near the top.
Looking up at the giant redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) forest on the Main Trail near the border of Mount Tamalpais State Park at Muir Woods National Monument.
Giant redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) trees along the Main Trail at Muir Woods National Monument.
A wonderfully large giant redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) tree along the Main Trail at Muir Woods National Monument.
Giant redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) trees as far as can be seen next to the Main Trail at Muir Woods National Monument.
A ray of light shines through the giant redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) forest at Muir Woods National Monument.
A diorama on display inside the Visitor Center at Muir Woods National Monument.
My rental car parked above the bay near the Mount Tamalpais East Peak summit in Mount Tamalpais State Park.
The Golden Gate Bridge (1937) poking up from behind the Marin Headlands with San Francisco beyond from atop the Mount Tamalpais East Peak summit at the end of the Plank Walk Trail in Mount Tamalpais State Park.
Marc Malonzo photographs the landscape of redwood and oak forests and Bon Tempe Lake reservoir from atop the Mount Tamalpais East Peak summit at the end of the Plank Walk Trail in Mount Tamalpais State Park.
The view south from Mount Tamalpais, elevation 2571 feet.
Power lines to the Mount Tamalpais East Peak fire lookout tower and the Pacific Ocean beyond from atop the 2,571 feet summit at the end of the Plank Walk Trail in Mount Tamalpais State Park.
The view south from Mount Tamalpais, elevation 2571 feet.
David July at the Mount Tamalpais East Peak fire lookout tower atop the 2,571 feet summit at the end of the Plank Walk Trail in Mount Tamalpais State Park.
Lake Lagunitas (1873) reservoir and the rolling terrain north from the Verna Dunshee Trail on the west side of the East Peak in Mount Tamalpais State Park.
The fleeting light of day on the terrain and trees of Pan Toll Road in Mount Tamalpais State Park.
The blue hour starting to give way to the lights of San Francisco and beyond from outside The Trident.
Marc Malonzo looking toward San Francisco as visible from our table at The Trident.
Sutro Tower peeking over the hills of Fort Baker as seen from The Trident.
Two photo panorama from the The Trident of Oakland, the Bay Bridge, Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco, Sutro Tower and homes in the hills of Sausalito.
Illuminated homes on South Street, Edwards Avenue and Hi Vista Road just south of The Trident reflecting in the bay.
Orion keeping watch over San Francisco on a clear and beautiful night as seen from The Trident.
The wonderful outside seating area at The Trident kept warm by Tower of Fire heaters has a great view of San Francisco, Sausalito and beyond.
The wonderful outside seating area at The Trident kept warm by Tower of Fire heaters has a great view of San Francisco, Sausalito and beyond.
An original psychedelic menu from the 1970s framed and on display near the entrance of The Trident.
Exterior sign for The Trident illuminated on the side of the building near decorative lighting.
The Transamerica Building and other San Francisco skyscrapers, some with red and gold lighting to celebrate the 49ers making it into the Super Bowl, from The Trident.
Alcatraz Island Lighthouse (1909) shining brightly with the Oakland Bay Bridge beyond as seen from The Trident.
Sausalito shops and homes with great bay views along Bridgeway across from The Trident.
The Trident perched in the bay, its southern windows that provided us with a great view with dinner and Angel Island beyond to the east.
The Golden Gate Bridge and strait with San Francisco Bay, the city and Sutro Tower from near Hawk Hill in the Marin Headlands.
The moon rises over San Francisco Bay and Alcatraz Island with the Golden Gate and Oakland Bay Bridges in view from near Hawk Hill in the Marin Headlands.
Moon rising over SF Bay from Marin Headlands.
Thirty-second exposure from Hendrik Point at Battery Spencer of the Golden Gate Bridge (1937), northwestern San Francisco and Sutro Tower (1972).
Sutro Tower (1972) beyond the Golden Gate Bridge (1937) from Hendrik Point at Battery Spencer.
The sun starting to set behind Pigeon Point Lighthouse (1871) casts light over the watch house, fence and path.
Looking north up the coastline from the platform on the edge of the rocky promontory upon which the Pigeon Point Lighthouse (1871) is built.
Pigeon Point Lighthouse (1871) from the platform on the southern edge of the rocky promontory upon which it is built.
Pacific Ocean sunset through the posts of the wooden platform on the edge of the rocky promontory upon which the Pigeon Point Lighthouse (1871) is built.
A small wooden platform extending south onto the edge of the rocky promontory upon which the Pigeon Point Lighthouse (1871) is built.
Pigeon Point Lighthouse (1871), buildings, beach and the rocky shore of the Pacific Ocean.
Pacific sunset from Pidgeon Point along the Pacific Coast Highway.
Pigeon Point Lighthouse (1871) and dusk over the Pacific Ocean reflected in the passenger side mirror with grass and the rocky shore beyond.
Thirty-second exposure from Twin Peaks of Sutro Tower (1972), Jupiter and the stars.
Thirty-second exposure from Twin Peaks of Sutro Tower (1972), the sky and lights from the western neighborhoods beyond.
Sutro Tower (1972), Orion, Jupiter and the street lamps of Marview Way from Twin Peaks.
Southeastern driveway circle and the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Front entrance, parking and triad of flags at the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Southwest corner of the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Front entrance, parking and triad of flags at the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Front entrance, parking and triad of flags at the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Southwestern driveway circle and corner of the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Southwestern driveway circle and the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Southwestern driveway circle and the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Front entrance and triad of flags at the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Front entrance, parking and triad of flags at the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Looking east toward the parking lot and water tank from the southeastern driveway circle at the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Southeastern driveway circle and the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Southeastern driveway circle and the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Driving toward the northeastern loading dock of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Driving toward the southwestern entrance of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Driving by the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Driving by the front of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Looking west from far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Looking west from far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
My rental car, a water tank and the last row of parking east of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Gate and driveway to a water tank and the last row of parking east of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Looking southeast over Simi Valley from far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Gate and driveway to a water tank in far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Gate and driveway to a water tank in far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Gate and driveway to a water tank in far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Looking southeast over Simi Valley from the water tank driveway gate in the far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Gate and driveway to a water tank in far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Looking west from the water tank driveway gate the far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Looking southwest over Simi Valley from the water tank driveway gate the far end of the parking lot of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
Looking west at my rental car in the last row of parking east of 400 National Way (1984), the fictional PlayTronics headquarters building in 'Sneakers' (1992).
The Administration Building designed by Anthony J. Lumsden from just inside the entrance to The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant.
Green Heron (Butorides virescens) on a rock near the Heavenly Floating Bridge in The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
Pied-billed Grebe (Podilymbus podiceps) swimming in the Heavenly Floating Bridge pond in The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
The Heavenly Floating Bridge and pond in The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
Pied-billed Grebe (Podilymbus podiceps) swimming in the Heavenly Floating Bridge pond in The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
Green Heron (Butorides virescens) juvenile on a rock at the base of the three tier waterfall in The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
Green Heron (Butorides virescens) juvenile on a rock at the base of the three tier waterfall in The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
Green Heron (Butorides virescens) juvenile on a rock at the base of the three tier waterfall in The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
Green Heron (Butorides virescens) juvenile on a rock at the base of the three tier waterfall in The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
A weeping willow (Salix babylonica) and the transition bridge in The Japanese Garden at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (1984).
Illuminated wall and windows on the northwest exterior of Griffith Observatory (1935).
Moon, clouds and airplanes in the sky over eastern Los Angeles County, Pomona and San Bernardino from the Griffith Observatory (1935).
The lights of East Hollywood and Downtown Los Angeles buildings and street lamps from the Griffith Observatory (1935).
The concrete sculpture Astronomers Monument (1934) celebrating Hipparchus, Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler, Newton and Herschel in the front lawn of the Griffith Observatory (1935).
Great Egret (Ardea alba) and California sea lion (Zalophus californianus) vying for fish at the outdoor 'Pacific Point Preserve' exhibit at SeaWorld Orlando.
A lamp in a residential bay window, the broccoli block of Lombard Street, Yerba Buena Island, the new eastern span (2013) of the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge (1936) and the nearly full moon beyond.
Carol Nichelson and David July pose with the Golden Gate Bridge (1937) beyond and a Christmas tree in the Crown Room lobby on 24F in the Tower Building (1961) of The Fairmont Hotel (1907).
The Pacific Ocean and sky visible through a window in the fog signal building at Pigeon Point Lighthouse (1871).
Shady Gulch Trestle (c. 1895–1905) carrying railroad tracks originally part of Southern Pacific Railroad over Shady Gulch and what was Eben Bennett's toll road, but used today by the Santa Cruz, Big Trees and Pacific Railway.
Moving away from Shady Gulch Trestle (c. 1895–1905) carrying railroad tracks originally part of Southern Pacific Railroad over Shady Gulch and what was Eben Bennett's toll road, but used today by the Santa Cruz, Big Trees and Pacific Railway.
Rays of the setting sun shine through arches lining the Neptune Casino building's beachside exterior walkway at the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk (1907).
Day fades to night at Point Santa Cruz and the Mark Abbott Memorial Lighthouse (1967) at Steamer Lane from the southern tip of the Santa Cruz Wharf (1914).
Shady Gulch Trestle (c. 1895–1905) carrying railroad tracks originally part of Southern Pacific Railroad over Shady Gulch and what was Eben Bennett's toll road, but used today by the Santa Cruz, Big Trees and Pacific Railway.
Two brown pelicans (Pelecanus occidentalis) in flight near Point Santa Cruz and the Mark Abbott Memorial Lighthouse (1967) at Steamer Lane.
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