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A popular landmark near Sonoma (in neighboring Santa Rosa) is the museum dedicated to the work of Peanuts comic strip creator Charles M. Schulz. The museum, near the site of the home he drew his famous cartoon from 1969 until his death in 2000, is dedicated to the loveable loser Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the Peanuts gang. Schulz’s original home was a victim of the 2017 California Wildfires that impacted much of the Northern parts of the state. There are other museums, galleries and arts venues that mark the history of Sonoma and Sonoma Valley. The original Mission San Francisco Solano Sonoma building stands at its original site at 114 Spain Street at First Street. It is one of the oldest landmarks in the city and provides visitors with a glimpse of the city’s Spanish past. The home of General Vallejo also stands on Spain Street and Third Street containing many of the artifacts and items that he used when he called Sonoma home.