Saturday, February 24, 2007
Local revelations Vallejo woman documents slavery, early black pioneers
Vallejo woman documents slavery, early black pioneers.
Sharon McGriff-Payne of Vallejo is passionate about her latest project: the recorded history of African-Americans in Solano County.
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The Lawler House sits next to the Harbor Theatre in downtown Suisun City.
Lawler house: Local landmark nearly lost to ravages of time.
One of Solano County’s most beautiful historic homes sits on Main Street in Suisun City - the Lawler house.
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This is an archive of the History Column "Solano In Retrospect" written by Nancy Dingler. These articles are written monthly for the Daily Republic Newspaper In Fairfield.
Fellow Colleagues Jerry Bowen and Sabine Goerke-Shrode currently write "Solano: The Way It Was" for the Vacaville Reporter.
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- The Lawler House sits next to the Harbor Theatre in downtown Suisun City.