Sacramento
Sacramento, capital of the U.S. state of California, lies at the confluence of the Sacramento River and American River. The district of Old Sacramento harkens back to the city’s Gold Rush era, with wooden sidewalks and wagon rides. One of several museums in Old Sacramento, the California State Railroad Museum depicts the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad, one of the country’s earliest technological feats. ― Google
People died in Sacramento (First 49 people) - Page 1
Frank K. Richardson
American attorney
Nippy Jones
Professional baseball player
Richard Holt Locke
Actor
Bob Hattoy
Savo Radusinović
Singer
Altie Taylor
American football player
Rahim Jahani
Singer
James C. Lucas
Alberto Reynoso
Professional basketball player
Richard Kim
American martial artist
Doris Coley
American musician
Ralph Goings
American painter
John Bigler
Former Governor of California
Earl McNeely
Baseball player
Al Alquist
Politician
Artimus Parker
American football player
Curt Stern
American geneticist
George Frenn
Alden John Bell
Cyril F. Homer
Doris Schroeder
American screenwriter
Eddie T. Mitchell
Nicole Mitchell Murphy's father
Anson Weeks
American orchestra leader
Everett Shelton
American basketball coach
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Author
Morrie Turner
American cartoonist
Newton Booth
Former Governor of California
Paul Gann
Political figure
Ray Keating
Professional baseball player
Robert John Armstrong
Prelate
Thomas Anthony Harris
American psychiatrist
Paul Ebert
American surgeon
Francis Quinn
American prelate
Patrick Manogue
Joe Marty
American baseball player
Gerald Small
American football player
Heinie Reitz
Baseball player
Hal McKain
Baseball player
Grace Ford
Actress
Lauri Kennedy
Australian cellist
Ramona
American singer
Mae Nolan
American Politician
Nat Perrilliat
American saxophonist
Charley Schanz
American baseball player
Merv Shea
Baseball player
Gary K. Hart
Former Member of the California State Senate
James Manny Baer
Max Baer Jr.'s brother
