Some History of the Pomo Indians
A free talk sponsored by the Western Sonoma Historical Society

Did you ever wonder about who lived here before you? Come join the community as Docent volunteer Laura Shafer shares her knowledge of the Pomo Indians — some of the original people of Sonoma County. How did they survive? Did they thrive? What did they eat? Did they grow crops? What were their homes made of? Did they interact with the other local tribes? What happened when Europeans and Russians arrived? Where are they now? Learn about the Pomo Indians on the evening of Monday January 27th at a free talk. Light desserts and beverages will be provided. The talk will be held at 6:30 pm on Monday January 27th, at the Epworthian Hall in the United Methodist Church, 500 North Main Street, Sebastopol. This is a project by the Western Sonoma County Historical Society.

For more information:
www.wschs.org  
Western Sonoma County  Historical Society 
261 So. Main St.  Sebastopol, Ca.  
707-829-6711