Woodland Street Scenes
| Oak Avenue, Woodland, Cal. (postcard photograph, early 1900s) |
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| South College Street, Woodland, Cal. (postcard photograph, early 1900s) |
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Woodland Churches
Christian and Baptist Churches, Woodland, California
Photographic Postcard of the Christian and Baptist Churches in Woodland number 2055. Published by Edw. H. Mitchell, San Francisco. |
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City Hall, Woodland
| Woodland City Hall (postcard photograph, early 1900s. According to the book Woodland: City of Trees - A History, by Shipley Walters, the first Woodland City Hall building was designed by C. J. Colley and E. S. Lemme, San Francisco architects. It was built in 1892, and it was located on the southwest corner of First and Court streets. The building was demolished about 1931, and the new City Hall was completed in 1936 and remodeled in 1974-76.) |
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| Woodland City Hall and Public Library (postcard photograph, early 1900s) |
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Woodland City Hall on First Street
Woodland City Hall and Firehouse Tower.
City Hall, Woodland California
Photographic Postcard post marked January 23, 1915. Published by Edward Mitchell, Publisher, San Francisco |
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Libraries
Library, Woodland, Cal
Colorized Photograph Postcard of the Woodland City Library (not dated). |
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| Woodland Public Library and City Hall, Woodland, Cal. (postcard photograph, early 1900s) |
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| Woodland Public Library (postcard photograph, early 1900s) |
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Woodland Public Library, located at 250 First Street, Woodland, California. According to David L. Wilkinson in his book entitled Crafting a Valley Jewell on page 68, the library was one of the Carnegie-funded library buildings. It was built in several stages. The original building, completed in 1905 and designed in the Mission Revival style was designed by the San Francisco architectural firm of Dodge & Dolliver, and William Henry Curson was the builder. Later in 1915 the west wing with the Court Street entrance was added, and then in 1915 and 1927-29 there were very expansions added. (These photographs of the Woodland Public Library were taken in July 2005 by Peggy B. Perazzo, used with permission.)
Medical Facilities
Physician’s Building, Main Street, Woodland. (Photographs taken by Peggy B. Perazzo in 2005, used with permission.)
| Woodland Clinic Building (postcard photograph) |
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| Woodland Sanitarium, Woodland, Cal. (postcard photograph, early 1900s) |
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| Woodland Hospital, located at Third and Cross streets. Today the building is named the Woodland Skilled Nursing. According to David L. Wilkinson in his book Crafting a Valley Jewel on page 78, this “three-story hospital wing” was designed by William Henry Weeks in the Classical Revival style. (Photograph taken by Peggy B. Perazzo in 2005, used with permission.) |
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| Yolo General Hospital, Woodland, California. (postcard photograph, #B-7616, mid-1900s) |
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Yolo General Hospital, Woodland, Calif.
Black and White Photograph Postcard of Yolo General Hospital in Woodland, late 1940's. |
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All postcards in the collection of Peggy B. Perazzo unless indicated otherwise.
