Products
The Center is proud to offer a growing number of historical publications, reproductions, and educational items to the public. All product sales help CSH in its mission to preserve, exhibit, and make accessible the history of the Sacramento region. Please visit the Center during research hours to purchase items or use the printable order form link below. CSH currently only accepts cash or check payments.
For a printable Order Form, click here (pdf).
Historic Reproductions
With our partners at zazzle.com, the Center now offers a growing selection of historic reproductions. The flash panels below show some of the products currently available; click on the panel to be taken to CSH’s zazzle.com page and order directly via the web. For other products available from the print-on-demand site, visit www.zazzle.com/sacramentohistory
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Sound of Young Sacramento
Released during the Center’s 2007 Open House, this 45 EP record includes four songs from early Sacramento rock bands.
The vinyl record pays homage to the birth of rock-n-roll in the River City. The commemorative sleeve includes photographs
and information about the four acts. Enjoy the sounds of:
Pretty Boy by the Mystery Trio
Green Eyed Woman by the New Breed
Our Big Chance by the Marauders
Blowin’ My Mind by the Fugitives
Sound of Young Sacramento is available to the public for free. Please contact CSH if you are interested in picking-up a copy at our offices or in having the CD-ROM mailed to you for $5.00.
People of Sacramento Archives
In the early 1980s,
the Center administered a grant to gather information about ethnic communities in the Sacramento region. The results of the
Sacramento Ethnic Community Survey were compiled into an interactive computer exhibit for the Sacramento History Museum. In 1999, the Sacramento
County Office of Education, in conjunction with the Sacramento History and Science Commission, produced a CD-ROM version of the Sacramento Ethnic
Community Survey.
The CD-ROM traces the history of the numerous ethnic groups that have been part of the region’s history. It includes 1,300 images which provide insight into Sacramento’s rich history. The photographs, documents, newspaper articles, and maps are searchable by subject, ethnic community, and date. Each image has text which provides historical information about Sacramento's ethnic communities.
People of Sacramento Archives is available to the public for free. Please contact CSH if you are interested in picking-up a copy at our offices or in having the CD-ROM mailed to you for $5.00.
