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What happened to the once 2nd largest CHINATOWN in California????

When the Chinese first came to America back in the 1850s, numerous Chinatowns were established throughout California. Sacramento's Chinatown, dubbed "Yee Fow" (二埠), or "Second Town", was at one point the second largest Chinatown after San Francisco's. Sacramento's Chinatown was an extremely important location for the Chinese folks as it was the true land of opportunities. Sacramento was the central location during the California Gold Rush in between Marysville (gateway to the northern gold mines), Stockton (gateway to the southern gold mines), and Placerville (which became the gateway to the Nevada silver mines later). After the goldrush, the construction of the Central Pacific Railway portion of the Transcontinental Railway attracted many Chinese workers as the westernmost point of the railway was in Sacramento. The Sacramento Delta also attracted many Chinese to help construct levees which turned the delta region from swampy, useless land to prime agricultural real estate. The Chinese in Sacramento were also able to assimilate into American society much earlier than the Chinese in San Francisco, and therefore many moved out of Chinatown and beyond. What is it like in Sacramento's Chinatown today? Join me as I casually vlog while joined by other Chinatown enthusiasts! ===================================================== Shameless Self Promotions: Blog: http://bokable.blogspot.com/ Instagram:   / jacksofftoadventures   Facebook:   / jacksofftoanotheradventure   YouTube:    / pepperboy1516   ===================================================== #chinatown #sacramento #chineseamerican #chineseamericanhistory #asianamerican #california #chinatownenthusiast