Fort Bragg, located in coastal Mendocino County, along State Route 1, is a popular tourist destination due to its views of the Pacific Ocean and the California coastline. The city shares its name with Fort Bragg, North Carolina, both of which were named for Captain Braxton Bragg, a veteran of the Mexican-American War who later became a general in the Confederate Army.
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The official city government site presents an overview of the town, city hall, major projects, and a schedule of meetings and events, as well as access to a selection of public documents.
http://city.fortbragg.com/
The online home of the local print newspaper presents news and sports stories, obituaries, a classified section, and subscription information.
http://www.advocate-news.com/
Features a guide to the community, hosted by the Fort Bragg Promotions Committee, offering suggestions for things to do, an events calendar, and a directory of lodging facilities, dining establishments, and other resources.
http://www.fortbragg.com/
Read about the library’s hours of service, databases and other resources. Other parts of the site provide a photo of the institution, a way to search the catalog and audiobooks.
http://www.fortbragglibrary.org/
Showcases a theatre that has musicals performances. Also find out about auditions, purchase tickets and learn about volunteer opportunities.
http://www.gloriana.org/
Features a coffee establishment that provides coffees and foods. Details on the events, musical performances and a map of the area are shown.
http://www.headlandscoffeehouse.com/
Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens
Publicizes gardens that have a variety of plants and flowers. Also find out how to donate to the gardens, become a member of the organization and learn which flowers are currently in bloom.
http://www.gardenbythesea.org/
Operates a medical facility that provides surgery and other treatments. Links to hospital programs, a directory of physicians and employment opportunities.
http://www.mcdh.org/
Shows off a tourist train that crosses dozens of bridges. Purchase gift certificates, view photos of the route, find directions and read a history of the service.
http://www.skunktrain.com/
Operates a radio station that plays music. Purchase products from the station’s bookstore and find out about station organized community events.
http://www.kozt.com/
Promotes a museum that educates the public about the art of tattoos. Information on the establishment’s shop, a list of books for sale and links to tattoo resources are provided.
http://www.triangletattoo.com/
