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Mapping Our Community: Gaye LeBaron and the Stories of Sonoma County presents stories of communities that have shaped Sonoma County, through the columns of Press Democrat journalist Gaye LeBaron.
Legislation deprives Japanese Americans of the right to call Sonoma County their home. Find out more on Mapping Our Community: Japanese Americans and the Alien Land Law.
Various visionary groups settle in the North Bay in hopes of realizing their dreams of community. Find out more on Mapping Our Community: Utopian Communities in Sonoma County.
In pursuing the California dream, Black Americans find both success and bigotry in Sonoma County. Find out more on Mapping Our Community: Black Americans in Santa Rosa.
A federal program brings Mexican citizens to harvest crops in Northern California. Find out more on Mapping Our Community: The Bracero Program in Sonoma County.
#OwnVoices from Special Collections
Arequipa Sanatorium: life in California's lung resort for women
Huey Newton talks to the movement about the Black Panther Party
The Northwestern Pacific Railroad: lifeline of the Redwood Empire boom and bust 1951 - 2001
The Trap of Lesbos
The Bolinas-Fairfax Road: the history of one of Marin's most scenic roads
somebody blew up america
The California field atlas
Jacob Lawrence: catalog of retrospective exhibition circulated by the federation
My father's daughter: the early years
One more river to cross: Black and Gay in America
John Grider's century: African Americans in Solano, Napa, and Sonoma Counties, 1845-1925
An African treasury: articles, essays, stories, poems
The Road to resegregation: northern California and the failure of politics
The ways of white folks: stories
Historical travels Through Sonoma County
Edge of Twilight
The state of water: understanding California's most precious resource
Gold mountain, big city
Education for an engaged citizenry: The Hutchins School of Liberal Studies
Carquinez bridge: 1927-2007
Drawing Sonoma
The Sea Ranch: architecture, environment, and idealism
Spirits of San Francisco: voyages through the unknown city
Some plants used by the Yuki Indians of Round Valley, northern California
Proud to be a river rat
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