Sonoma County CA Archives History - Books .....Stony Point 1877
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Book Title: Historical And Descriptive Sketch Of Sonoma County, California

STONY POINT.

   This was formerly a post-office on the road from Macedonia church to
Bloom-field. The Stony Point House was on the farm of P. N. Woodworth, who
settled there as early as 1851. There is nothing there now, the hotel having
been discontinued. The post-office has been moved to the Washoe House, about two
miles off, but is still called Stony Point. At the Washoe House, (which is on
one of the roads from Bloomfield to Petaluma), also on the west road from
Petaluma to Santa Rosa, there is a hotel, blacksmith shop, butcher shop, and
farm-implement manufactory and sale depot.


Additional Comments:
Extracted from:

HISTORICAL
AND
DESCRIPTIVE SKETCH
OF
SONOMA COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA,
BY
ROBERT A. THOMPSON,
EDITOR OF "THE SONOMA DEMOCRAT."
PHILADELPHIA:
L. H. EVERTS & CO. 
1877.


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