State Historical Marker #601 - Western Hotel

Sacramento, CA 95814

The Western Hotel, marked as State Historical Marker #601, is a notable landmark located in Sacramento, California. Built in the mid-19th century, it served as a prominent lodging establishment during the Gold Rush era, hosting travelers and influential figures of the time. The hotel's rich history reflects the vibrant development of Sacramento as a key city in California's early days, making it an important site for those interested in the heritage of the American West.

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