Adventure: 051, Site 176 –
Sonoma Train Depot
National Registry ID: 1975000488
Team: Thing One, Thing Two
Date: September 20, 201
Latitude: N 38° 17.765
Longitude: W 122° 27.442
Address: 284 First Street, West, Sonoma, CA
From NRHP:
The depot building that stands just north of the Sonpma Plaza stands as a moot symbol of late nineteenth century California when after the annexation of 1848 farms and vineyards appeared alongside the ranches of the Spanish-Colonial Period. It yet reflects the times when the San Francisco and North Pacific sent its trains from Sausalito, California to return with products of the Valley of the Moon.
Inscription from Waymarking:
On January 2, 1976, The original depot was destroyed by fire. With the united efforts of the city of Sonoma, Sonoma Valley Historical Society and hundreds of interested and dedicated citizens sufficient funds were collected to reconstruct the building. The original depot was constructed in 1880 on the north side of the plaza and in 1890 it was moved to the present location and expanded to accommodate the growing needs of the valley. The city of Sonoma purchased the depot and surrounding three acre in 1975 to preserve for future generations an important era in the history of Sonoma.
References:
- National Registry of Historical Places-Documents
and Photos
- Noehill
- Waymarking
Overall Landmark References:
- David Schmitt's California
State Historical Landmark (Schmitt)
- Wikipedia: California's
National Landmarks (WCNL)
- State of California's California
Historical Landmarks (CHL)
- Wikipedia: California
State Landmarks (WCSL)
- State of California Historical
Resources (CHR)
- National
Registry of Historical Places (NRHP)
- Noehill
(NOE)
- Historical
Marker Database (HMDB)
- WayMarking
(WAY)
- Fresno – Local
Historical Sites (FRLO)
- Fresno – National
Historical Sites (FRNA)
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