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Eggs and chickens were big business for Petaluma in the early 1900s. Find out how the incubator helped turn this small town into the world's egg basket.
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The 1940’s were big years for semi-pro football and Petaluma had one of the best teams in the nation. Examine the rise... and fall of pro football in Petaluma.
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The accomplished architect Brainerd Jones left his mark on Petaluma and the surrounding North Bay. Get to know the man through his work, which continues to define our region.
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Nowadays, getting to Petaluma is as easy as "1-0-1!" But early Petalumans relied heavily on the river that flows through town and into the bay.
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There was once a high-speed, interconnected network that helped to put Petaluma on the map. But it wasn't the Internet! Rather, it was the railroads that once criss-crossed early Petaluma and all of Sonoma County.
Visualize the changes (and similarities) between today's Petaluma, and the Petaluma of yesteryear.
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