Side wall of the P&SR Railroad Powerhouse building with a sign for Sebastopol Blue Blueprinting services at 238 Petaluma Avenue, Sebastopol, California, about 2002
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Photo--color: P&SR railroad Powerhouse building circa 2002 at 238 Petaluma Avenue. Side wall of building with sign for Sebastopol Blue Blueprinting services. Dick Hogan purchases the powerhouse in 1961 or 62. Previously owned by Golden Eagle Milling Co. who used it for hay and feed storage. The building was constructed of stone from the Stony Point Quarry.
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