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Sonoma State Historic Park
When this state park was founded in 1909, it only featured one site the 21st Mission San Francisco Solano.
Plan Around Sonoma State Historic Park
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Sonoma State Historic Park Details
When this state park was founded in 1909, it only featured one site the 21st Mission San Francisco Solano. However, it has since expanded to include sites to honor Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, one of the most influential figures in shaping present-day California. The Sonoma Barracks, the Blue Wing Inn, La Casa Grande, Lachryma Montis, and the Toscano Hotel were all built or acquired under the order of Vallejo. They are now located directly on the main Sonoma Plaza, a historic square surrounded by shops, cafes, and restaurants.
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Nearby Parks Around Sonoma State Historic Park
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Sonoma State Historic Park
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0.4 mi away
Route 12--Valley of the Moon Highway
This 21-mile section is one of the most scenic routes of this highway in Sonoma County.
6.1 mi away
Jack London State Historic Park
Before it was a park, this ranch was the home of Jack London, one of Americas most famous journalists, from 1905 until he died in 1916.
7.1 mi away
Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park
This park is home to one of the largest Monterey Colonial-style adobe houses.
10.4 mi away
Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
There are several iconic sites to see during your visit to this state park.
11.8 mi away
Olompali State Historic Park
This 700-acre park has a history that dates back to 6,000 BC when native Coast Miwok tribes made this area their main village.
