This Date in Seal Beach History
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August 2nd in Seal Beach History
Still waiting on that 25-foot cement promenade from Alamitos Bay to Anaheim Bay. Continue reading
July 21st in Seal Beach History
The scene of this tragic Pacific Electric accident? Continue reading
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Tagged 1932, accident, Anaheim Bay, Anaheim Landing, Coroner Earl Abbey, Earl Abbey, Harry H. Wilson, Harry Wilson, Isabel Bassett, Isabelle Bassett, J. E. Beardsley, Jay Bassett, Jay P. Bassett, Lee Marshall, Marguerite Wilson, Pacific Electric, Pacific Electric Red Car, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, Surfside, Surfside Colony
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June 3rd in Seal Beach History
Best Lighted Beach On the Southern California Coast! Continue reading
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Tagged 1906, Bay City, Bay City history, Bayside Land Co., Bayside Land Company, Los Angeles Herald, Los Angeles Times, Orange County, Orange County history, P. A. Stanton, Pacific Electric, Pacific Electric Red Car, Pavillion, Philip Stanton, Phillip A. Stanton, Phillip Stanton, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, Southern California, Southern California history, Stanton
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March 14th in Seal Beach History
The story of a boy and his seal Continue reading
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Tagged 1507 Seal Way, 1928, 1932, 1933, Dolphin Avenue, Electric Avenue, Los Angeles Times, Orange County, Orange County history, Pacific Electric, Pacific Electric Red Car, Santa Ana Register, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, Seal Way, Seals, Seventeenth Street, Southern California, Southern California history
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March 13th in Seal Beach History
Snug Harbor was on the block Continue reading
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Tagged 1944, 1957, 257 Bay Boulevard, 257 Seal Beach Boulevard, Bay Boulevard, Los Angeles Times, Naval Ammunition and Net Depot, Naval Ammunitions Depot, Naval Weapons Depot, Naval Weapons Station, Navy, Orange County, Orange County history, Pacific Electric, Pacific Electric Red Car, Seal Beach, Seal Beach apartments, Seal Beach auction, Seal Beach Boulevard, Seal Beach History, Seal Beach motel, Southern California, Southern California history, Ted Gustafson, U.S. Navy
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