Shown here is the home of James W. Armstrong, a pioneer of Petaluma and Sonoma County as it appeared in April …
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Attention All Hula Hoopsters
As we all shelter in place, people have gotten creative in how they keep themselves fit as well as …
A Library on Wheels
Who remembers the bookmobile? Something I suspect many are longing for these days as we continue to shelter in …
Petaluma’s Parks Visionary
Article co-authored with John Sheehy In 1927, Golden Gate Park’s famed superintendent, John McLaren, was …
Spanish Revival Bungalow to be Replaced by a Three-Story Apartment Complex
I just read the article in yesterday's Petaluma Argus-Courier "Petaluma Approves Controversial Apartments" …
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Presentation on the History and Architecture of Petaluma’s D Street Inspires Further Research
We had an amazing turn out for this morning's talk at the Petaluma Regional Library on the history and …
Healdsburg Woman Serves in the U.S. Navy During World War I
Realizing that today is Veteran's Day and the 100 year anniversary of the signing of the Armistice to end …
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Goodwin Avenue, Penngrove, California
Last Thursday night while I was at the Sonoma County Museum, after learning that my master's thesis project …
Mini Petaluma House History – 240 Liberty Street aka the Skinner Cottage
Keeping up my tradition of periodic mini house histories, which until now I've written and posted directly to …
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Petaluma Little League
With Petaluma just one win away from the National Little League World Series perhaps people might be …