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Gualala Hotel in town of Gualala, Sonoma County, California, about 1903 (

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Title

Gualala Hotel in town of Gualala, Sonoma County, California, about 1903

Object type

Still image

Description

Gualala Hotel in town of Gualala, Sonoma County, CA. circa 1903. A large number of men in suits line the porch of the hotel. Photo identified by Ralph Sturgeon as "Misc-13."

Date

circa 1903

Medium

Print, Photographic

Dimensions

8" x 10"

Collection

Western Sonoma County Historical Society
Location	Sebastopol , United States of America
Established	1974 / 1978
Website	www.wschsgrf.org
Authority file	: Q7988310

Current location

Ralph S. Sturgeon Collection

Accession number

11-374

Place of creation

Gualala, California

Credit line

Western Sonoma County Historical Society, 261 South Main St., Sebastopol, CA 95472 (http://www.sebastopol-farm-museum.org)

Source/Photographer

http://heritage.sonomalibrary.org/digital/collection/p15763coll11/id/3838

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