Banners on lamp posts welcomed all to Healdsburg
(1 of 29) (15536 views)

The trees were just beginning to bud in February
(2 of 29) (10888 views)

Willi's Seafood was located there
(3 of 29) (10823 views)

A rusty repair shop was at the edge of downtown
(4 of 29) (10948 views)

The classy looking Artiste was open
(5 of 29) (10845 views)

A strange sign was found on a building's front
(6 of 29) (11779 views)

Leather goods were for sale on the sidewalk
(7 of 29) (10966 views)

The closed bike shop had a frog logo
(8 of 29) (10953 views)

The shoe repair also sold dolls and puppets
(9 of 29) (10881 views)

The Café Gratitude had an interesting sign
(10 of 29) (10889 views)

The Toad Hollow tasting room was open
(11 of 29) (10855 views)

A wired man balanced atop the store's sign
(12 of 29) (10939 views)

A sculpture stood outside Spirits in Stone
(13 of 29) (11033 views)

An elegant old building rose across the street
(14 of 29) (11020 views)

Across from the square was The Red Paprika
(15 of 29) (10917 views)

Between two buildings was a shaded walkway
(16 of 29) (10854 views)

The Erickson was in an odd looking building
(17 of 29) (10906 views)

A modest side road let to a broken fountain
(18 of 29) (10888 views)

A smart looking commercial alcove
(19 of 29) (10814 views)

The Bar & Grill had barrels stacked out front
(20 of 29) (10885 views)

The old tire on display looked weary and worn
(21 of 29) (10837 views)

An Antiques sign was on a building's side above a gate
(22 of 29) (10849 views)

A carousel horse was on sale for lots of money
(23 of 29) (10960 views)

A rail line ran through the edge of town
(24 of 29) (10862 views)

A closed wine shop was once a gas station
(25 of 29) (10906 views)

The fountain behind the bench no longer functioned
(26 of 29) (10889 views)

A mural illustrated some of the towns features
(27 of 29) (10901 views)

And, yes, there were strip malls there too
(28 of 29) (10847 views)

The view from Best Western on a rainy morning
(29 of 29) (10915 views)