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Tag Archives: Felton Grove
1982 Flood: Felton Grove – “Soggy Survivors”
Janet Tipper, a reader of one of my other blogs, http://santacruzblogazine.com/ comments:
Posted in 1982 Flood, Felton Grove History, Floods
Tagged 185 Sylvan Way, 1982 flood, Felton Grove, Janet Tipper, River Rd.
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Floods: Since 1791 – San Lorenzo River (4 pages)
This is a fascinating history of San Lorenzo River flooding, including Felton Grove and surrounding areas. Courtesy of MAH (Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History:
Then and Now: (2 photos) Circle Dr.
I first moved to Felton Grove in 1979. My then husband, 2 kids and I rented 535 River Rd. The idea was to save money to buy our first house. I’d been a Realtor for a year. We separated and … Continue reading
Posted in 1982 Flood, Felton Grove, Houses in Felton Grove, My First House, Then and Now
Tagged 1982 + 2012, Felton Grove, my first house, Then and Now
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Felton: New Display at Felton Bridge Park Kiosk
Check it out. Old photos or items of interest wanted for future displays. I’m still working on the final list of original volunteers from 1993 who helped make the park a reality. I hope you enjoy the new photo display! … Continue reading
Felton Grove: 1950’s Swimming Hole
Felton Grove swimming hole at San Lorenzo River near Zayante Creek, circa 1950’s.
Posted in Felton Grove Resort, San Lorenzo River
Tagged 1950's, Felton Grove, Old swimming hole
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1982 Flood: 529 River Rd
During the 1982 flood the Flores Family lived in this house in Felton Grove.
Posted in 1982 Flood, Felton Grove History
Tagged 1982 flood, 529 River Rd, Felton Grove
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Captain Ed’s: 1936 Felton Grove
More happy campers at Captain Ed’s, Felton Grove, 1936.
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Tagged 1936, Captain Ed's, Felton Grove
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Captain Ed’s Boyland: 1956
These 2 photos of the camp kitchen by local photographer Fredda Carr dated Aug. 1956 tell us that Captain Ed’s Boyland at Felton Grove continued on after the big flood of 1955. I have another photo showing Capt. Ed’s Boyland … Continue reading
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Tagged 1956, Captain Ed's, Felton Grove
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Captain Ed’s: 1956 Felton Grove
Captain Ed’s boys and their crosses at Captain Ed’s Boyland, Felton Grove. Photo taken by Fredda Carr Aug. 1956. Courtesy of the Museum of Art and History, Captain Ed Collection.
Posted in Capt. Ed's Boyland, Felton Grove History
Tagged 1956, Captain Ed's, Felton Grove, Fredda Carr
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Felton Grove History: 1890 Photo
1890 photo across from Felton Grove. The railroad tracks shown skirted the Grove.
Felton Grove: Railroad Bridge 1920’s
This is a really cool image of the RR bridge next to the Felton Covered Bridge. It was generously donated by Ronnie Trubek from her amazing collection of SLV area history. Thanks Ronnie!