Here are some photos of buildings that pre-date that earthquake and still stand today.
418 N. Main. One of Fort Bragg’s first hospitals. Today it houses a restaurant.
412 N. Main. Was and is a meat market.
400 N. Main. Weller Hall today houses a music and camera store.
Love those old places. Particularly the top one.
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