Explore the best things to do in Mendocino County, California 🗺️ This was my first time visiting and we just fell inlove with Mendocino County’s laid-back charm and natural beauty. Here are some of our favorite adventures you won’t want to miss! @visitmendocino 1️⃣ Ride the Skunk Train 🚂 @skunktrain - Take a scenic train ride through the redwoods 📍100 W Laurel St, Fort Bragg, CA 95437 📌Book: skunktrain.com 2️⃣ Explore Russian Gulch State Park 🌊 - Walk and picnic at this State Park with stun

On February 25, 1854, Sacramento became the Capital of California. The Sacramento County Courthouse building at I and 7th Streets served as the Capitol building until that building was destroyed by fire on July 13, 1854, just after the legislative session ended. A new Capitol building was completed in the same location in time for the next session, however. A larger State Capitol building was completed in the 1860s at L and 10th Streets where our Capitol still is today. California has a long his

Happy “official” 176th birthday, Sacramento! On February 27, 1850, Sacramento became an incorporated city in the territory of California. California, however, did not become a state until September 9, 1850. Sacramento City was founded along Sacramento River’s waterfront, where Old Sacramento is today, in December 1848 when John Sutter Jr. and Samuel Brannan hired Captain William H. Warner, Lt. William Tecumseh Sherman, and Lt. Edward O. Ord to survey the land from Sutter’s Fort to the Sacramento