Sonoma County Landmark 136
Bodega Historic District
Bodega

The Bodega Historic District is a geographically contiguous district consisting of approximately forty-four properties of which fourteen contribute to the district. The period of significance for the Bodega Historic District is 1853 to 1963.

Bodega was established in 1853 as Bodega Corners. Today the community features primarily low-rise, wood-frame, wood-clad residential and commercial buildings in the Greek Revival, Second Renaissance Revival, Gothic Revival and Italianate styles, and vernacular structures dating from about 1853 to about 1910.

Bodega Historic District Survey and Design Guidelines

• 17000 Bodega Highway, 1879
• 17059 Bodega Highway, Piggot House, 1868
• 17100 Bodega Highway, 1906
• 17120 Bodega Highway St. Teresa's Catholic Church, 1859
• 17135-A Bodega Highway, ca 1900
• 17153 Bodega Highway Murray House, ca 1850
• 17190 Bodega Highway, Bodega Country Store, 1854
• 17191 Bodega Highway, 1890
• 17499 Bodega Highway Bodega Calvary Cemetery ca 1850
• 17085 Bodega Lane, Italianate residence, ca 1870
• 17110 Bodega Lane, Potter School, 1873
• 17132 Bodega Lane, 1911
• 200 Salmon Creek Road, 1912
• 300 Salmon Creek Road, 1912