Broken window in Old Town. Photo by Heidi Walters
The Old Town Bar & Grill building on Second Street in Eureka sustained major damage and has been scheduled for demolition. Photo by Ryan Burns
The Old Town Bar & Grill building on Second Street in Eureka sustained major damage and has been scheduled for demolition. Photo by Ryan Burns
The Old Town Bar & Grill building on Second Street in Eureka sustained major damage and has been scheduled for demolition. Photo by Ryan Burns
The Old Town Bar & Grill building on Second Street in Eureka sustained major damage and has been scheduled for demolition. Photo by Ryan Burns
The Old Town Bar & Grill building on Second Street in Eureka sustained major damage and has been scheduled for demolition. Photo by Heidi Walters
A house on California Street slipped off its post-and-pier foundation and had to be evacuated. Photo by Ryan Burns
A house on California Street slipped off its post-and-pier foundation and had to be evacuated. Photo by Ryan Burns
Old Town’s Café Waterfront served patrons by candlelight. Photo by Ken Malcomson
At a press conference held at the county courthouse the day after the quake, government officials, including Congressman Mike Thompson and State Assemblyman Wes Chesbro, praised the local response and addressed relief efforts. Photo by Ryan Burns
Many of Eureka’s chimneys and facades were damaged. Photo by Heidi Walters
7/11
A house on California Street slipped off its post-and-pier foundation and had to be evacuated. Photo by Ryan Burns
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