- When
- Sat, April 20 2019
- Where
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Sacramento Historic City Cemetery
1000 Broadway - Time
- 10:00 am - 11:30 am
- Admission
- Free
Description
The pioneers found California teeming with wildlife, hence names like Elk Grove, Antelope and Los Gatos. Both wild and domesticated animals played a large part in 19th century life. From horse and cattle ranches, beekeepers and ostrich farms, to pet bears, boa constrictors, parakeets and escaped monkeys, we’ll share stories of critters and their humans.
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By Land:
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(916) 921-2694
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By Sea:
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