Posted in Northern California November 02, 2017 by

This One-of-a-Kind Diner Is Filled with Historic Relics From Northern California

What’s even better than noshing on a delicious cheeseburger? Eating that burger in a diner filled with historic relics from California’s past. Check out Fanny Ann’s Saloon at 1023 2nd St, Sacramento, CA 95814.

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The World Famous Fanny Ann's Steamboat was first built in 1842, as a means of bringing supplies to Sutter's Fort.
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Two decades later, in 1862, Fanny Ann again answered the call of duty, transporting supplies for the Union army during the Civil War.
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Following the Civil War, the boat was repurposed for recreational use.
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Many relics that Fanny has collected over the decades remain in the saloon.
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The many historic relics lining the walls and decorating the place are a testament to the many adventures Fanny Ann's Steamboat once embarked upon.
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And of course, it doesn't hurt that Fanny's offers delicious diner food, like burgers and sandwiches.
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Portions are huge. Just look at this massive burrito!
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No visit to Sacramento is complete without a visit to this historic attraction.
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