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Sacramento City During the Great Inundation of 1850
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Full Title: View of Sacramento City : as it
Appeared During the Great Inundation in January
1850.
Author/Publisher: Drawn from nature by Geo. W.
Casilear & Henry Bainbridge. Lithography of
Sarony, New York
NOTES: A sample of text below title reads: "The
City is situated on a Plain on the east Bank of the
Sacramento River about 143 miles from San
Francisco. The rise of the River during the flood
occasioned by heavy rains and the melting of Snow
from the Mountains was about 20 feet. The small
Island covered with tents at the head of J. St. on
the Left is call by the Indians, Sa'cum, a Knoll of
ground made by the Indians and the only dry spot
visible for miles........"
Appeared During the Great Inundation in January
1850.
Author/Publisher: Drawn from nature by Geo. W.
Casilear & Henry Bainbridge. Lithography of
Sarony, New York
NOTES: A sample of text below title reads: "The
City is situated on a Plain on the east Bank of the
Sacramento River about 143 miles from San
Francisco. The rise of the River during the flood
occasioned by heavy rains and the melting of Snow
from the Mountains was about 20 feet. The small
Island covered with tents at the head of J. St. on
the Left is call by the Indians, Sa'cum, a Knoll of
ground made by the Indians and the only dry spot
visible for miles........"
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