It was considered the most dangerous spot on the Santa Cruz-Watsonville Road and was known as “Death Curve”
The Grand Hotel of Aptos
By John Hibble Clause Spreckels of San Francisco was one of the richest men in America because of his imagination and his energy. He was a whirlwind. When he purchased most of the Aptos Rancho from Rafael Castro in 1872, he had big plans for Aptos. He wanted to develop the sugar beet industry here. He wanted […]
Personalized Brick
Now you & your loved ones can be a part of Aptos History! There are so many memories, people, and events in our lives that create an impact in our hearts. Whether you’re celebrating your favorite teacher’s retirement, welcoming your grandchildren to the world, or showing your spouse that your love is just as rock […]