Center for Sacramento History
Founded in 1953, the Center for Sacramento History educates and enriches the public by collecting, preserving, and making accessible the region's vast cultural heritage.
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Jim Geisler of San Diego, shown at Rara Avis Gallery in Sacramento. Mr. Geisler is an importer and collector of African and Papua New Guinea artCenter for Sacramento HistoryImage -
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Aloha TempleCenter for Sacramento HistoryImage
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Photographs from Neasham's National Park Service trip to HawaiiCenter for Sacramento HistoryImage
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Views of the ship "Lurline" to Hawaii and passengersCenter for Sacramento HistoryImage Hawaiʻi
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