I love our community library! Recently utilized their study rooms because there are too many…read moredistractions at home. It was a great space to concentrate and had everything I needed (plugs, tables, privacy). I also use this space when my home network is acting up and I need to take tests with my laptop for my online classes.

Tis a toss up to see it if it is open. Kind of smells like mothballs. If you are in need of a dead…read morequiet place to study I do not recommend.

Several letters have been returned to sender altho address is valid and legible. If automatically…read morescanned and rejected, where is human intervention? Very disappointed in USPS service.

Is it too much to ask for a smile and a kind word from the young woman manning the counter at the…read moreWinters Post Office? Instead of outright contempt?

The latest iteration of this striking church rises up like a wondrous Art Deco vision at the edge…read moreof downtown Winters. While the central worship space retains its traditional grandeur, in other rooms and the large space below, the vibe is wittily eclectic: With a great eye for vintage finds, owner Rhonda and her husband have created tempting venues for celebrations (weddings, christenings, etc.); do come and explore for yourselves. Pure serendipity: My three friends and I were strolling after lunch--visiting from Davis--when we spotted this exciting building; Rhonda offered us a generous tour on the spot. Grand Prince Odeum is Native American owned.

From the owner: Grand Prince Odeum is a beautiful mission style church in the historic downtown Winters! We offer 2…read morechurch services every Sunday with Center for Spiritual Living at 10am and The Rock Church West at 1pm. Looking for a place for your religious celebration? call us!

The original name of this building is" The De Vilbiss Hotel Building" named after a very prominent…read morelocal rancher by the name of " John A. De Vilbiss ". Mr De Vilbiss hired an well known architect by the name of "Allen Aaron Cook" from Sacramento to design his building. When completed in 1889, the building was said to be one of the finest and most prominent commercial buildings in Winters ! The first floor had an office/ bar / dining room / kitchen & meeting rooms. On the second floor were 40 rooms and a parlor. The 2 story brick building survived the devestating Earthquake of 1892, but the 72 foot cupola as seen in the old photo of 1890 was destroyed in the fire of 1915. The building was first sold to I.V. Hugh's in 1896 and again in 1917 to T. H. Fenley. This building became a place where Mr. Fenley conducted his groceries and hardware business. In 1930 the building was reaquired by a member of the De Vilbiss Family and remains in the family ever-since. . Melanie Bajakian-Pickerel did a magnificent job restoring the interior to its original architectural charm and splendor . Who knows what treasure's awaits you ! Thanks for reading ! Live/Love/Travel !

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