Guerneville, California (English Wikipedia)

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  • "2010 Census U.S. Gazetteer Files – Places – California". United States Census Bureau.

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  • Montero, Melody. "Guerneville". Retrieved August 21, 2013. As the local tee shirts say, 'don't call it Guerneyville'.

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  • "History of Armstrong Redwoods". RussianRiverTravel.com. Guerneville, California. Retrieved August 22, 2013. In 1867 a 25 year old Swiss immigrant arrived in Stumptown. His name was George E. Guerne. Guerne purchased land in the area and laid out a subdivision which became known as 'Guernewood Park'. Guerne also built and operated a sawmill in Stumptown.

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