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Sutter's Fort State Historic Park-December 2024
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Dec 31, 2024

　　Originally built by John Sutter, this park was once the only trace of white settlement for hundreds of miles. Reserve a couple hours to stroll within its walls, where furniture, medical equipment and a blacksmith shop are straight out of the 1850s.

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