Annapolis
- Genealogy
- History of Annapolis
- Historical Pictures
- The Town Today
- People of Interest
Table of Contents
Annapolis (formerly Monti) is an unincorporated community in Sonoma County, California, United States. Annapolis is situated near the coastline of northern Sonoma County, and is 5 miles (8.0 km) north-northeast of the nearest community, Stewarts Point. Annapolis has ZIP code 95412. The community is named after Annapolis Orchards, which was founded in the area in the 1880s.
As of 2010, Annapolis has about 401 residents. [1]
Genealogy
Roadside Thoughts: Annapolis California [Our (the Writers of Roadside Thoughts) interests and experiences have led us to build this website as a Gazetteer (an encyclopedia of communities and places - and whatever else catches our fancy). It's a tool that helps us to plan our travel and pursue our family history. )] . . . Link
See
our Cemetery List for Annapolis . . . Link
See
our List of 1890's Communities around Annapolis . . . Link
Sonoma
County Genealogical Society . . . Link
History of Annapolis
Annapolis Historical Society Facebook page. . . Link
The physical address of the historical Society is 36855 Annapolis Rd, Annapolis C 95412
Historical Pictures
Post Office, Annapolis, California. Circa
1974-1976, Calisphere . . . Link
Calisphere has a good collection of photos from Annapolis . . . Link
Unidentified class at Horicon School
(possible 1895?) . . . Link
The Town Today
American Towns . . . Link
Wikipedia Page on Annapolis, California . . . Link
Article:
Annapolis shutters its post office, town center (2011) . . . Link
People of Interest
Basil
Scalabrini,
Wine grower in Annapolis (1978) [2]
. . .
George
Batt
(Wetmore Brothers worked with local fruit grower George Batt to open the Annapolis Post Office. This post office operated until 2011. [1])
Mary
Peterson & Ernie Ohlson
[2] . . .
San
Francisco developer J.C. Beatty [1]
. . .
( . . . the early 1870s, when San
Francisco developer J.C. Beatty claimed and cleared
approximately 1200 acres of redwood forest for resale. [1])
Wetmore Brothers Commission Merchants
(In 1882, San Francisco-based Wetmore
Brothers Commission Merchants purchased part of Beatty's
lands and developed a commercial orchard, named "Annapolis
Orchard" after their homeland, Annapolis Valley, Nova
Scotia. Wetmore Brothers grew fruit on its own properties,
and purchased local fruit growers' produce to sell on
commission [1])
Places of Interest
Old Patchett Ranch in Annapolis, a historic site with a
classic old house and barn and an aging orchard of mountain
apples.
Starcross community in Annapolis [Tolbert McCarroll
(Brother Toby), Mary Martha Aggeler (Sister Marti) and
Julian DeRossi (Sister Julie)] [3] . . .
Article (1) . . . Article (2) .
. .
Citations
[1]
Wikipedia contributors. "Annapolis, California." Wikipedia,
The Free Encyclopedia. Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 7
Aug. 2022. Web. 21 Aug. 2022 .
. . Link
Rudy, Lynn Hay (2015). The Old Salt Point Township, Sonoma County, California. Vol. 2. Jenner, CA: The Hay Press. p. 205. ISBN 0971216029.
Batt, George R. (1917). "Annapolis; Its Origin". Guerneville
Times. Vol. 36.
"Annapolis shutters its post office, town center". Santa Rosa
Press Democrat. 2011-10-02. Retrieved 2021-01-08.
[2]
vinagency.com, Vin. "Scouting Annapolis: an abandoned apple
town turns to vines | Peay Vineyards". Retrieved 2021-01-08. . . . Link
[3]
"LeBaron: Remembering Starcross' selfless good works". Santa
Rosa Press Democrat. 2015-01-25. Retrieved 2021-01-08.
Conroy, Bill (1986). "Saving the Old Schoolhouse: A Group of Annapolis Oldsters Bring the Old-time Schoolhouse Back to Life". Ridge Review. 6 (2): 32–34.
