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A tad Hitchcockian … |

Someday, I hope, T-shirts with this image will be offered for sale at the
Sacramento History Museum gift shop, and shoppers will think it cool and help spread the word that Sacramento, a city that really should not have been built where it is, survived calamity (devastating floods) after calamity (near-total conflagrations) after calamity (epidemics) with moxie, stubbornness, ingenuity and heaps of righteous arrogance.
The
Sacramento Underground tour tells the whole
lunatic story.
Until funding makes that time possible, I just thought I'd post the image, if for nothing else than a little eye candy.
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Underground comix. Get it? |
If you like that sort of thing. Here are some of the early concept sketches:
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Visitors find themselves under the existing sidewalks. |
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Hundreds of house jacks raised the city. |
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