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Description
This circa 1905 postcard provides a montage of Sacramento landmarks. In the upper left-hand corner and moving clockwise are as follows: The California State Fair Pavilion at Fifteenth and N streets, the United States Post Office at Seventh and K streets, the Capitol building's statue of Queen Isabella and Christopher Columbus, the central building at Sutter's Fort at Twenty-Seventh and L streets, and the Sacramento Public Library at 718 I Street. Below the bold lettering, and moving clockwise is the Crocker Art Museum at Third and O streets, the California State Capitol at Tenth and L, streets, another view of the central building at Sutter's Fort at Twenty-Seventh and L streets, and the street car gateway to the Oak Park neighborhood of Sacramento.
Museums and Galleries Capitol Building Buildings, Government Sutter's Fort Parks Libraries California State Fair Festivals and Celebrations Post Offices Banks Business Enterprises Sculptures Capitol Building, Interior of Art
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