State Historical Marker #611 - Site Of Original Sacramento Bee Building

Sacramento, CA 95814

State Historical Marker #611 marks the site of the original Sacramento Bee building, located in Sacramento, California. Established in 1857, the Sacramento Bee has played a significant role in the city's news and history. This marker commemorates the building's importance as a hub for journalism and community engagement in the region.

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