Last year, Amy’s Kitchen moved into their new headquarters within Petaluma’s Historic Commercial District, housed in a 1940s-era, Streamline Moderne-style building many longtime locals knew as Carithers. The familiar downtown structure was originally built in 1941 for Mose Goldman, proprietor of the Leader department store who had outgrown his shop of 16 years on Main Street (now Petaluma Boulevard North). Goldman hired San Francisco architects Wayne Hertzka and William Knowles to design a larger, modern building for his popular women’s fashion store. According to local historian Katherine...…Last year, Amy’s Kitchen moved into their new headquarters within Petaluma’s Historic Commercial District, housed in a 1940s-era, Streamline Moderne-style building many longtime locals knew as Carithers. The familiar downtown structure was originally built in 1941 for Mose Goldman, proprietor of the Leader department store who had outgrown his shop of 16 years on Main Street (now Petaluma Boulevard North). Goldman hired San Francisco architects Wayne Hertzka and William Knowles to design a larger, modern building for his popular women’s fashion store. According to local historian Katherine...WW…