1850 Hesse City Map or View of Sacramento, California
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Sacramento in Californien: Des Auswanderers Hoffnung.
Rare German view of Sacramento around the time of California's statehood - one of the ships moored along the riverfront flies the Republic of Texas flag!
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Rare German view of Sacramento around the time of California's statehood - one of the ships moored along the riverfront flies the Republic of Texas flag!
This is a rare c. 1850 German lithograph view of Sacramento, California. The map depicts the city of Sacramento from the waterfront on the Sacramento River towards the city down J Street. Numerous buildings are illustrated along the waterfront and along J Street, as well as workers and their horses. Buildings materials are stacked along the shoreline at the lower right. Various kinds of ships are moored along the riverfront, including sailing ships and a sidewheel steamship. Rowboats are used to ferry people and goods from the ships to the shore. Two American flags are flying from two of the ships. A Chile flag flies from the mast of one of the other ships moored along the shoreline.This view was printed by J. Hesse around 1850 and published by a German magazine.
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Very good. Blank on verso.