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Sonoma California Historical Markers
Pretty significant town in the history of California outside of the wineries and vineyards that we all know. Here are a selection of markers found in town.

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Bear Flag Raised on this spot

lat:38.29338845719626
lng:-122.45714186219692

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Swiss Hotel

lat:38.29382
lng:-122.45800

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Blue Wing Inn

lat:38.29340
lng:-122.45567

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Site of Union Hotel and Union Hall

lat:38.29195
lng:-122.45870

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Sonoma Barracks

lat:38.29367
lng:-122.45667

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Oddfellow's Hall 1910

lat:38.29155
lng:-122.45805

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The third 100F lodge on this site since 1854. The International Order of Oddfellows is a charitable welfare lodge which was especially influential in the historic West. 100F lodges are among the most important buildings in many American towns. The Sonoma lodge merged with the Petaluma lodge in 1991

Restoration in 1991

Ned Forrest, Architect

Toscano Hotel

lat:38.293729464263805
lng:-122.45695008425236

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Original construction of store, library and dwelling which forms nucleus of this building in 1852 by Nathansons on land previously owned by Vallejo, this property was leased by Leiding to McKeague in 1877 and remodeled to become Eureka Hotel. 1886 Septimo Ciucci and Leonido Quatarolli acquired lease, changing name to the Tuscano Hotel; local usage has altered spelling.

Dedicated June 13, 1982

Native Sons of the Golden West
Joseph Ursino, Grand President

The Sonoma League for Historic Preservation

lat:38.291875215667936
lng:-122.45658128051281

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Duhring Building - 1891

lat:38.291860824340446
lng:-122.45657591609478

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This "modern brick building" with its distinctive cupola was built in 1891 by pioneer Sonoma merchant Frederick Duhring. It replaced the old Duhring Store, an adobe built in 1850 which had housed his mercantile establishment. In 1911 this building was among those saved when water from a basement well was pumped on a disastrous fire. On this site there has been a business serving the citizens of Sonoma for over 130 years.

Plaque dedicated March 23, 1985
Sam Brannan Chapter No. 1004
E Clampus Vitus

Sonoma Parlor No. 111

lat:38.29105
lng:-122.45777

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Native Sons of the Golden West Building

Constructed in 1956 by members of Sonoma Parlor No. 111, Native Sons of the Golden West. This building was built with the foresight for the financial future and stability of all members of Sonoma Parlor No. 111; past, present and future.

1956 Directors
John Gillcrest
A.J. Kerner
Edward Owen
Roy A. Pauli
Louis Pellandini
August L. Pinelli
Aldo Todeschini
James Weyl

2005 Directors
Aldo Todeschini
Mitchel Mula
William Montini
William Geisner, Jr.
Daniel Eraldi
Kenneth Dennett
Dan Dougherty

Dedicated June 12, 2005 by the Native Sons of the Golden West
Tom Sears, Grand President
Sonoma Parlor No. 111, Building Association, N.S.G.W.

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