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May 27th in Seal Beach History
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January 21st In Seal Beach History
Seal Beach founder Philip Stanton presides over a meeting of The South Coast Improvement Association. Continue reading
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Tagged 101 Highway, 1913, Anaheim Bay, Anaheim Landing, Bay City, Coast Highway, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Orange County Board of Supervisors, Pacific Coast Highway, Pacific Electric, Paul Shoup, Philip Stanton, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, South Coast Improvement Association, Sunset Beach
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Making The Grade
Main Street Mondays – May 1913 Main Street in Seal Beach has been a favorite subject for photographers throughout its 95 years of history. Every Monday between now and the end of the Seal Beach Founders Celebration, we’ll be posting … Continue reading
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Tagged 1913, Bay City, Main Street, Pacific Electric, pavilion, Red Car, Seal Beach
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