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Tag Archives: Gaviota Pass
Gaviota Pass and U.S. Route 101 (1930s)
The two vintage postcards below show Gaviota Pass circa 1930 and the old cement single lane highway, which today is a four lane divided interstate, as shown in the third image below and also in the previous post, Motoring on … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1930s, Automobiles, Cars, Gaviota Pass, Highway 101, History, Photos, Pics, Postcards, Vintage
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Motoring on the Gaviota Coast (1906)
(c) Denver Public Library The bridge over Gaviota Creek, Santa Barbara County circa 1900. The two black drawn lines correspond to landscape features still visible today and which are noted on modern day photos shown below. The black arrow on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Automobiles, Cars, Gaviota, Gaviota Pass, History, Photos, Pics, Road Trips, Writing
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