was opened in 1934. The swimming pool was built in the basement of the Houghton home. 1934 managed by Mrs. Thompson. 1955 re opened by Edward Maloney. 1962 was removed because of a large crack. Trolley Union Traction Twin Lakes to Capitola 1903-05 - 1925 1907 East Cliff Dr proposed auto speedway from SC to Capitola. 75–100 feet wide. 1907 Lamb and Burton owned 44 acres from UT to proposed E Cliff-33rd-38th. The Breakers. 1920s had 17.5 acres that developed as The Breakers 1921 Breakers Bonanza Beach LOTS $5 down, $5 mo. 75–90 ft. Free water to lot, golden Waukesha mineral water. Free beach, . long. Free camping. Rodeo Club 1922 meet at Larsen house on 38th to improve E Cliff 26-41st. Beltz 1920 off 30th 1929 70 acres Moran Lagoon to 38th 1948 Beltz Haven 38th-34th 1936 permission to develop water system around Breakers Beach 1938 seeks to lay water mains in Live Oak 1938 sued by Breakers for poor water. Birds fly into homes in Capitola and Pleasure Point. Alfred Hitchcock, reading of this, makes the movie, The Birds. Pleasure Point Night Fighters 1920s Volunteer firefighters to protect the Point from fires and rowdy crowds during Prohibition 1919-1933. At this time rumrunners dropped off on the beaches. Rumor is that the Pleasure Point roadhouse 2-3905 E-Cliff was used in these endeavors. The Pleasure Point roadhouse had one of the early gas stations along the SC coast. It was a retreat with access to the ducks and waterfowl that filled the lagoons and wetlands in the area. 1870s F. A. Hihn owned the property. 1900s was owned by J. Henchy, a saloon keeper from San Francisco, who built the Pleasure Point roadhouse. 1920Nick Neary from San Francisco owned the property. 1926 A&E Peterson traded for their grape ranch in Chowchilla. 1986 L Naslund Jack O'Neill of the wetsuit patented the name "Surf Shop" in SF 1952. Moved to SC in 1959, first to Cowells and then to 41st Ave in Pleasure Point. Gion v. City of Santa Cruz (Cal. 1970) The use of the beach from at least 1900 lead to dedication of property to public use and prescriptive rights O'Neill bought Gion property along the coast of Pleasure Point. Formerly Breakers Beach owned by Hawes. 33rd-38th The PPNF, Pleasure Point Night Fighters, was reconstituted in the 1950s. As the contests between the surfers from Steamer Lane and Pleasure