Some preservation items

Instead of another giant rant, here's an announcement about a couple of local history and preservation events:

This Saturday, December 8:

THE SACRAMENTO
PRESERVATION
ROUNDTABLE
WINTER 2007

Date: Saturday, Dec. 8th ­ 9:00am to Noon
Place: YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE; 1400 27th Street
Continental Breakfast provided; * $5 entrance donation
12/8/07 AGENDA:

9:00 Welcome
9:05 Hollow Sidewalks PowerPoint Presentation---Bill Burg
9:10 Preservation Issues & Update:
­ City Preservation Office Update---Roberta Deering
­ Meet the New Director of SAMCC (Sacramento Archives and
Museum Collection Center)---Marcia Eymann
­ Sacramento Heritage, Inc Update---Red Banes
­ State Parks Railroad Museum; Governors Mansion;
Sutter's Fort, and Stanford Mansion Museums---Pati Brown
­ Railyards Development Historic Nomination Update---Linda Whitney

10:45 Oak Park Proposed Historic Districts -PowerPoint
Presentation---Paula Boghosian and Don Cox
11:30 Announcements
Next Preservation Roundtable meeting ­ Sat., March 8, 2008

And this Sunday, December 9:

(from the Sacramento Old City Association website)

DO YOU KNOW THE TOWN OF SAMA?

The Southside Park Neighborhood Association is inviting everyone to their
monthly meeting to learn more about who was here before the gold seekers, the downtown merchants and what we see every day.

UC Davis Professor Sheri Tatsch, PhD, will tell about Sama, a Nisenan town of perhaps 1200 to 1500 inhabitants that was on the site of the current Old City Cemetery.

Sunday evening, December 9
5:15 to 5:45
Southside Park Clubhouse
6th & U Streets