SACRAMENTO — State park leaders have voted to make changes at one of Sacramento's oldest and most historic sites—and it may even get a new name. Up to 120,000 people visit Sutter's Fort each year.

Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park John Sutter, a former Swiss of questionable credit, started on the fort in the 1840s. It ...

COULD BE HAPPENING. YEAH, AND GOOD MORNING. AND IF YOU HAVE EVER TAKEN A CLASS TRIP HERE TO SUTTER’S FORT STATE HISTORIC PARK, YOU LIKELY REMEMBER WHAT IT LOOKED AND FELT LIKE. BUT UNDER A NEW ...

Sutter's Fort in Sacramento, Friday, Dec. 17, 2021. Andrew Nixon / CapRadio “We missed the truth,” said John Fraser, capital district superintendent for California State Parks, about how John ...

The Sutter’s Fort Museum Store will be closed for much of the roof replacement project. Friends of Sutter’s Fort, which runs the museum store, launched a summer pop-up shop in Old Sacramento ...

Changes are coming to Sutter’s Fort. While the name and space of the midtown landmark won’t change, the substantial role that Native Americans played — and how they were treated by European ...

The blacksmith shop at Sutter’s Fort in Sacramento, Calif., is undergoing its first renovation since the 1890s. Jay Mather Sacramento Bee file The first time Sutter’s Fort was restored, in the ...

In Sacramento, Queen Elizabeth II will most likely be remembered as the kindly, curious visitor who partook in that most Sacramentan of rituals: a tour of Sutter’s Fort.The year was 1983.

A parent dressed in character stands outside Sutter’s Fort in 2011. The state Department of Parks and Recreation approved a plan Tuesday that will amend the content of learning materials, tours ...

In Sacramento, Queen Elizabeth II will most likely be remembered as the kindly, curious visitor who partook in that most Sacramentan of rituals: a tour of Sutter’s Fort.The year was 1983.