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| Truly CA: Our State, Our Stories: A Home on the Range:
The Jewish Chicken Ranchers of Petaluma: Photos |
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Big Chicken -- This big chicken stood at the entrance to the town of Petaluma announcing that Petaluma was the "Egg Basket of the World".
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Courtesy of Petaluma Museum
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Bonnie and Judy- (Left) Judy Montell and (right) Bonnie Burt at the Castro Theatre at the SF Jewish Film festival debut of HOTR, July 2002.
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Butter and Egg Days -- circa 1920's -- traditional Petaluma celebration of the chicken and cattle industries in Petaluma, 1920's.
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Chix carriage -- This carriage was part of a Butter and Egg Day celebration in Petaluma where resident dressed as chickens and eggs. circa 1920.
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HOTR woman -- Lil Fishman Krulevitch circa 1930's holding a chicken on her chicken ranch in Petaluma. Lil still lives in Petaluma today and appears in HOTR. She recalls Nazis marching down Main Street in Petaluma in the 1930's.
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Song of a Jewish Cowboy -- Scott Gerber is a descendant of chicken ranchers. He works as a cowboy in Petaluma today and also sings Yiddish and cowboy songs. He appears in HOTR and in the dompanion short "Song of a Jewish Cowboy" by co-producer, Bonnie Burt.
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