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Old Sacramento is located within the Old Sacramento Historic District which is a U.S. National Historic Landmark District. The city of Sacramento was developed in the mid-nineteenth century as an extension of Sutters Fort as the Sacramento River was the main waterway to the west coast. We had a lot of fun walking and exploring the waterfront!
ailsagirl
(22,923 posts)Didn't realize what lurked beneath! Fascinating
robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)Have you been inside the Underground wine tasting area? I really wish I could have seen inside, but it was pretty early in the morning when we visited, so it wasn't open yet.
lunasun
(21,646 posts)robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.
hunter
(38,372 posts)I could easily spend a day in there.
robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)I wish we had time to do a more comprehensive video there!
Brother Buzz
(36,525 posts)The whole operation was totally slick and sucked me in; I studies it from soup to nuts
As a kid, I remember seeing the mail hook in action in a Podunk town in the Sacramento valley. The postmaster retrieving the mailbag tossed from the train was anticlimactic. I only regret I never got to see the mailbag slam into the mail car at 50 MPH from the inside of the mail car.
robertpaulsen
(8,632 posts)Mr.Bill
(24,418 posts)In a museum there I saw an old linotype machine. It's very disturbing to see a piece of machinery that you used to run for a living in a museum.
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