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Aerial view of Highway 12, Oakmont and Oakmont Golf Course, Santa Rosa, California, 1964, 1964 - 1964
Girders extend to the upper levels. The construction sign is visible on the southeast corner. View is from the intersection of Mendocino Avenue and Fifth Street.
All purpose room at El Molino High School, Forestville, California, 1964, 1964 - 1964
Concrete pumping hoses extend from the street into the new bank building.
Attendees at the Zumwalt Chrysler-Plymouth Center Open House, Santa Rosa, California, 1971, 1971 - 1971
Concrete forms for the columns and one wall are visible.
Attendees at the Zumwalt Chrysler-Plymouth Center Open House, Santa Rosa, California, 1971, 1971 - 1971
The mobile office sits in front of girders extending to the upper levels.
Attendees mingle at the Zumwalt Chrysler-Plymouth Center Open House, Santa Rosa, California, 1971, 1971 - 1971
An unidentified construction worker stands on a girder on the second floor of the new building. Concrete forms for the central columns are visible on the right side of the image.
Attendees mingle at the Zumwalt Chrysler-Plymouth Center Open House, Santa Rosa, California, 1971, 1971 - 1971
The builder's sign and construction equipment are visible. View is from the intersection of Mendocino Avenue and Fifth Street.
Attendees mingle at the Zumwalt Chrysler-Plymouth Center Open House, Santa Rosa, California, 1971, 1971 - 1971
Concrete forms for the columns and three walls are visible. View is from Fifth Street.
Award being presented at National Controls, Santa Rosa, California, 1971, 1971 - 1971
Shows: McAuley's Book Shop; Eddie's Village Barber Shop; The Candy Jar; Exchange Bank; Santa Rosa Travel Agency.
Car show on the roof of the 3rd & D Street parking garage, Santa Rosa, California, 1964, 1964 - 1964
An unidentified construction worker clips rebar in the concrete form for the second floor.
Chemistry lab at El Molino High School, Forestville, California, 1964, 1964 - 1964
Shows interior of an upper floor. The central elevator shaft is visible on left side of the photograph.