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Slide, color transparency: 1905 Queen Anne house at 382 Florence Avenue, Sebastopol, California, 1976. Caroline Ramos owned and sold this house to Delphine and Joseph Frates in 1909. It was resold to W. W. Monroe, who sold it to the Sebastopol Savings Bank in 1910. The house is currently (2013) home to artists Patrick Amiot and Brigitte Laurent.
Cities, Towns and Settlements Laurent, Brigitte--Homes and haunts Amiot, Patrick--Homes and haunts Monroe, W. W.--Homes and haunts Frates, Joseph V. A., 1869-1939--Homes and haunts Frates, Delphine McChristian--Homes and haunts Ramos, Caroline--Homes and haunts 1970-1979 United States California Sonoma Sebastopol Florence Avenue
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