Second Annual Women's History Crawl

Celebrate Women's History Month and join us for the Second Annual Women's History Crawl at Sonoma State Historic Park's Barracks! This in-person event will take you on a journey through the rich history of women in Sonoma County, the Bay Area and beyond. Explore the stories of women who helped shaped our community, and our world. Grab your friends and come crawl with us!

Crawl Tables: Featured Women

Angel Island State Park: Tye Leung Schulze

April Farnham, Independent Historian: Encarnacion Pinedo and Maria Amparo Ruiz de Burton

California State Parks - Relevancy and History: Chee Shee and Lu Ah Yung

Candlestick Point State Recreation Area: Carol Nelson

China Camp State Park - Grace Quan

Diane King, CA State Park and NPS volunteer: Nancy Kelsey

Glen Ellen Historical Society: TBD

Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument: Julia Morgan, virtual presentation

Jack London State Historic Park: Charmian London

Marin History Museum: TBD

Napa Valley Historical Society: TBD

Petlauma Historical Library and Museum: TBD

Pond Farm Pottery: Marguerite Wildenhain

Priscilla Sharp, author: Rowena Granice Steele

Sonoma County History & Genealogy Library: TBD

Sonoma County Library: Petaluma History Room: TBD

Sonoma Valley Historical Society: TBD

Sonoma Valley Woman’s Club Foundation: Sonoma Valley Woman’s Club members

Soroptimist International of Sonoma Valley: TBD

Tomales Bay State Park and Samuel P. Taylor State Park: The Marin Conservation League - Carol Livermore, Sepha Evers and Anne T. Kent

A little something extra

Women Inspire exhibit

National Women’s History Museum: informational table

Crawl Prize Donors

Bonita Bonita Winery

Buena Vista Winery

Caddis Wine

Charles M. Schulz Museum

Comstock Wines

Corison Winery

Hamel Family Wines

La Prenda Winery

PizzaLeah

SF MOMA

Donations for a local community charity: TBD
Special thanks to SPPARKS for their continued generosity and support of California State Parks.

California State Parks supports equal access. Prior to arrival, visitors with disabilites who need assistance should contact Deborah Lee at [email protected] with the tag line WHC equal access.

Below are images from last year's event!

Info: Visit 20 local historical societies, libraries and museums at their tables in the Barracks Courtyard. Learn about the important women within their organizations. Complete the tasks at each of the tables and get your bingo card marked off. Prizes awarded for completed bingo cards, while prizes last.

Info: Melissa Jacobson is a retired Diablo Valley College History Professor, whose areas of expertise include Women’s and California History.

Currently, Ms. Jacobson is very much enjoying sharing her knowledge and joy of local history with members of the community who are not (by the way) required to do homework, turn in essays nor take exams! This means, we can all sit back and enjoy learning about the exciting accomplishments, trials and tribulations, of the people who came to this miraculous state long before us. Welcome to this very special, Women’s History Month presentation!

Info: Join Ivy Anderson and Devon Angus as they discuss their book, Alice Memoirs of a Barbary Coast Prostitute. Learn about the views and lives of Alice, and other sex workers, in early 20th century San Francisco. You will have the opportunity to watch feature footage from the film adaptation of the book. Read all about the author's and their phenomenal book at their website, https://www.voicesfromtheunderworld.com/read-me/

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