St. Sebastian Catholic Church on Santa Rosa (Sebastopol) Avenue, Sebastopol, October 1898, with men on steps and beside church wearing working clothes/aprons
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Photo--black and white: St. Sebastian's, Sebastopol, in October 1898, with men on steps and beside church wearing working clothes/aprons. The building no longer exists, but was located around the area of Santa Rosa Avenue and Depot Street in Sebastopol. The church was "opposite the Layton cottages on Bodega Avenue, near the depot,"referring to the Northern Pacific Railroad that opened a line from Santa Rosa to Sebastopol in 1890. This church was demolished in the 1950s and a new St. Sebastian's was rebuilt in late 50's on Covert Lane in Sebastopol.
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