The Tail of Two (Santa Monica) Piers

SANTA MONICA— Santa Monica Pier was one of the earliest landmarks designated by the city, not so much because of its architectural distinction but because it is a uniquely rich reminder of the histo

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Zander says:

April 25, 2022 at 10:51 am

I believe the photos you are showing is if the old Santa Monica Long Wharf which was a shipping port just north of Santa monica Canyon (ie Entrada).

The Tail of Two (Santa Monica) Piers

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