State Historical Marker #605 - Site Of Sacramento Union

121 J St
Sacramento, CA 95814

State Historical Marker #605, located in Sacramento, CA, commemorates the site of the Sacramento Union, the first newspaper in the city, established in 1851. This marker highlights the significance of the newspaper in California's early history, serving as a vital source of information and a platform for public discourse during the Gold Rush era. Visitors can appreciate the marker's role in preserving the legacy of journalism and its impact on the region's development.

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