Early last Sunday morning, I pulled out my sketchbook and sat on a curb across the street from the and started drawing. The air was cool and crisp, but the sun shinning on my hat and jacket kept me warm.
The building was built over 100 years ago in 1910 and originally housed the The Healdsburg Historical Society moved into the building in 1976 and has occupied it ever since.
The bells of the nearby Catholic Church broke the morning silence, calling its followers to Mass. People anxious to get to church parallel parked all around me and eventually blocked my view of the lower portion of the museum. Thankfully, I drew the base first, so I was still able to finish my drawing.
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I sketched the museum in honor of Sunday's self-guided walking tour of seven of Healdsburg’s finest historic homes.
Ed. note: Patch columnist will have a full report on the turnout and delights of Sunday's historic homes tour. Check back at Healdsburg Patch to get a recap and some wonderful photos!
