This Date in Seal Beach History
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September 3rd in Seal Beach History
How they celebrated Labor Day over a hundred years ago Continue reading
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July 3rd in Seal Beach History
Lure of milk bottle tames mischievous seal lion baby! Continue reading
June 2nd in Seal Beach History
there is a German spy among us — a German spy watching us. Continue reading
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March 27th in Seal Beach History
A fashion debate on what to wear while romping around on the beach. Continue reading
Looking Closer at Main Street
Discover clues and hidden details in a photo from more than a century past Continue reading
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