'We were here': Sonoma Co. historians look to preserve LGBTQ history in North Bay
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'It was the perfect time of year for romance,' said Tina Dungan, reading a love letter from North Bay lesbian poet Martha Courtot.
Historians in Sonoma County are preserving LGBTQ history, highlighting why the community first flocked to the area in the 30s-70s for tolerance and acceptance.
Guerneville in the Russian River Valley quickly became known as the 'gay boom town of the West' with 30-40,000 gay and lesbian tourists, creating a vibrant scene.
Bars like Rainbow Cattle Company in the Russian River were popular spots, offering endless drinks and a lively atmosphere.
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