News from the Fort

A Look at the Past: Photo of the Fort

This photo (thought to be from 1915) was taken from St. Francis Church. The California State Indian Museum had not yet been built. A flagpole towers over the Central Building. In the far right corner you can see a vehicle making its way down L Street.  Courtesy,...

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Free Admission for Military Community on Veterans Day

California State Parks is honoring the service of U.S. veterans, as well as active and reserve personnel, by offering free admission to select state parks (including Suter’s Fort SHP and State Indian Museum) on Veterans Day, Friday, Nov. 11, 2022. In order to enter...

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Park-Related Resources for Native American Heritage Month

This month, we encourage you to join us in recognizing National Native American Heritage Month.  This annual celebration honors the culture, history, traditions and achievements of American Indians and Alaskan Natives.

California Native Americans have been caring for the land of California since time immemorial.  National Native American Heritage Month can be reminder to grow our understanding of their rich history and culture that has often been overlooked.

There are many ways to participate, both online and in-person.  Our partners at California State Parks are hosting events throughout the state, including events at the California State Indian Museum. Read more:   Park-Related Resources for Native American Heritage Month

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Remembering Randy Paragary

Remembering Randy Paragary

Friends of Sutter’s Fort extends our condolences to the family of Randy Paragary, who passed away recently after a brief illness. "Randy Paragary was a Sacramento legend who lifted up our city - and specifically the Sutter District - in so many ways over the years. He...

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Summer Reading Suggestion: Sacramento Motorcycling

Summer Reading Suggestion: Sacramento Motorcycling

If you are ready for a new book – we are ready for you! This month we are highlighting a brand new book from Arcadia Press, ‘Sacramento Motorcycling”. In 1913, the merger of the Sacramento Motorcycle Club with the Capitol City Wheelmen catapulted Sacramento into...

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