518 Galland St is A 1928 Craftsman home, reflecting the architectural character of Petaluma's historic west side. Built by Dr. Galland, this home sits in what is now the Oak Hill-Brewster Historic District and represents a rare piece of Petaluma's early history. Shortly after constructing 518 Galland Street, Dr. Galland purchased the neighboring property at 520 Galland Street, where he established his maternity and birthing hospital. An important contribution to the city that ultimately led the city to name the street in his honor. 518 Galland remains a remarkable example of a bygone era, when doctors' offices and small private hospitals were woven into the fabric of the community. The home still retains its original floor plan, and its generous quarter‑acre almost level lot is an increasingly rare find on the west side of Petaluma. Offers will be opened as received. This home is not in foreclosure as reported by real estate sites.