Museum sights in Sacramento
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Huntington & Hopkins Hardware
Drop by the Huntington & Hopkins Hardware, an exhibit of the business run by two of the Big Four railroad barons. The store, a rough reproduction, is stocked with the innocuous merchandise (doorknobs, lanterns, railroad spikes etc) upon which some huge fortunes, and the nation's most important railroad, were built.
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California Museum
The attractive, modern California Museum is home to the California Hall Of Fame – perhaps the only place to simultaneously encounter Cesar Chavez, Mark Zuckerburg and Amelia Earhart. The newly opened exhibit California Indians: Making A Difference is the state's best view of the traditions and culture of California's first residents, past and present.
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California State Railroad Museum
A must-stop for train-lovers, allows visitors to board dozens of meticulously restored beasts of steam and diesel; ride a steam train (adult/child $10/5) at summer weekends. The museum is in Old Sacramento, at the river.
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California State Indian Museum
Adjacent to the Sutter's Fort is the well-done California State Indian Museum is tiny but informative and has Ishi artifacts.
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Discovery Museum
The Discovery Museum has hands-on exhibits and gold rush displays.
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