With the main line from Petaluma to Santa Rosa in operation , a branch line extended service from Sebastopol to Forestville on 15 July 1905 . The 1906 San Francisco earthquake cancelled plans for additional extensions to Tomales , Dillon Beach , Geyserville , Healdsburg , Sonoma , Napa , and a closer San Francisco ferry connection on Point Pedro near San Rafael ; and completion of a branch line from Liberty to Two Rock was delayed until 28 July 1913 . Economic recovery from the quake allowed purchase of the steamer '' Resolute '' in 1912 , and it was rebuilt as '' Petaluma '' to allow two daily ferry connections in 1914 . Steamer '' Gold '' burned on 29 November 1920 but was replaced by the steamer '' Fort Bragg '' ( renamed '' Gold '' )
1906 San Francisco earthquake
1906 San Francisco earthquake
Petaluma and Santa Rosa Railroad