With a flashy entrance on Washington Street, this MY Museum, Monterey County Youth Museum had an admission fee of US $7.00 for adults and children, and was open all days but Wednesdays.

This Chevron station was typical of the types of gas stations found throughout California and the nation. Self-service gas pumps and a mini-market selling snacks.

Located at 425 Church Street this colonial style building featured a balcony that fully encircled the upper level.

Outdoor seating was found in a plaza just outside the Aquarian Bicycles store. To the right was a UPS store, and off camera to the left was a modest cafe.

The corner of Abrego Street at Munras Avenue formed a huge intersection where where Munras Avenue crossed El Dorado Street, and where Abrego Street began. At the corner where Munras Avenue and Abrego Street joined was a liquor store.

The Francesca Fishing Boat was on display on an island in the center of the street. This display marked the street entrance to the harbor.

The harbormaster's office was just off the parking lot just inside the street entrance to the harbor.

Fisherman's Wharf was visible in all its grandure from the sidewalk that led past the marina south toward Cannery Row.