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Petaluma is famous for welcoming new comers and tourists. Heck, we welcome EVERYBODY! Unlike the streets of big cities and, of late, Europe, eye contact on the street is encouraged and greetings are common and appreciated. Why not smile and wish someone a good day?
People are typical Northern California. They are generally nice and open minded, but sometimes centered on themselves. For out of country people: Typical U.S. tipping and greetings and cultural beliefs.
This is the former Must Hatch Incubator Co., one of Petaluma's first incubator companies. The company was founded in 1898 but I understand that the current brick building was constructed some years later. I read that for some time it was the poultry largest hatchery in the US. It is on 7th Street and is quite an interesting building.
Petaluma/Marin County Fair in June or the Santa Rosa County Fair in July. See chickens, eggs, sheep, horses, goats and cows live in person. Pet a bunny. Eat local foods from booths. See local produce, award winning jams and jellies, quilts and crafts.
In addition to Victorian ironfronts and the like, Petaluma also has a couple interesting, grand old neo-classical bank buildings made faced with faux marble. They are both antique and carpet stores now and one an go in the old vaults, open with things to see.
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Address: 1368 North McDowell Blvd, US 101/Redwood Highway N
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