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21. ccoron_109 ccoron_109 The five crates containing the restored 1938 El Dia del Mercado mural by Alfredo Ramos Martinez are moved into the Coronado Library through the 1909 Spreckels building undergoing renovation, 2005 Ellenjoy Weber
22. ccoron_110 ccoron_110 The forty-eight foot long steel frame support structure and columns were especially engineered and fabricated to house the 1938 El Dia del Mercado mural by Alfredo Ramos Martinez at the Coronado Library. Ellenjoy Weber
23. ccoron_111 ccoron_111 The crated sections of the El Dia del Mercado mural by Alfredo Ramos Martinez were lifted onto supports before being uncrated and placed inside frame, Coronado, 2005 Ellenjoy Weber
24. ccoron_112 ccoron_112 The two largest panels of the El Dia del Mercado mural by Alfredo Ramos Martinez will be connected by three shorter panels, Coronado, 2005 Ellenjoy Weber
25. ccoron_113 ccoron_113 All five panels of the El Dia del Mercado mural by Alfredo Ramos Martinez are set in place and ready to receive continued on-site restoration work, Coronado, 2005 Ellenjoy Weber
26. ccoron_114 ccoron_114 After all five panels of the El Dia del Mercado mural by Alfredo Ramos Martinez are set in place each re-joined seam and edge had to be in-filled and painted, Coronado, 2005 Ellenjoy Weber
27. ccoron_115 ccoron_115 After the El Dia del Mercado mural by Alfredo Ramos Martinez is set in place each edge is in-filled and painted by Ellie Schmidt, Coronado, 2005 Ellenjoy Weber
28. ccoron_116 ccoron_116 Brad Wright and Ellie Schmidt continue the restoration work on the El Dia del Mercado mural by Alfredo Ramos Martinez on site at the Coronado Public Library, Coronado, 2005 Ellenjoy Weber
29. ccoron_045 ccoron_045 As the Coronado-San Diego Bay Bridge nears completion in the background, one of the last ferries to transport automobiles across the San Diego Bay waits for departure, circa 1969 George Sexsmith
30. ccoron_046 ccoron_046 The end of an era, one of the last ferries to transport automobiles crosses the San Diego Bay, 1969. George Sexsmith
31. ccoron_009 ccoron_009 North Island, Coronado and San Diego, California from an Aeroplane, c. 1920 (Postcard). H. L. Christiance
32. ccoron_072 ccoron_072 Coronado Yacht Club, c. 1960. H. L. Swaim
33. ccoron_074 ccoron_074 Coronado Boathouse, c. 1960. H. L. Swaim
34. ccoron_070 ccoron_070 Aerial view of Coronado looking west over golf course, Hotel del Coronado, c. 1960. H. L. Swaim
35. ccoron_071 ccoron_071 Boats docked on Glorietta Bay, Coronado, (Calif.) c.1960. H. L. Swaim
36. ccoron_077 ccoron_077 John D. Spreckels mansion after it became the Glorietta Bay Inn, Coronado, c. 1960. H. L. Swaim
37. ccoron_078 ccoron_078 The Glorietta Bay Inn with the front lawns of the Hotel del Coronado in background, Coronado, c. 1960. H.L. Swaim
38. ccoron_080 ccoron_080 Rickshaw used to transport guests from the Hotel del Coronado to Marsh’s Japanese Tea Garden, Coronado (Calif.) c. 1904 (Postcard). Harold A. Taylor
39. ccoron_082 ccoron_082 George T. Marsh’s Japanese Tea Garden, Coronado (Calif.) c. 1904 (Postcard). Harold A. Taylor
40. ccoron_083 ccoron_083 George T. Marsh’s Japanese Tea Garden, Coronado (Calif.) c. 1904 (Postcard). Harold A. Taylor
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