Beast Putty + Sacramento: A Match Made in Weird

Sacramento literally raised itself 10 feet higher during the 1860s-1870s to escape catastrophic flooding, creating a buried city of tunnels 9+ feet underground still accessible today.

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Governor Leland Stanford had to row a boat to his own inauguration at the Capitol Building during the devastating 1862 Great Flood that submerged entire city blocks.

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The Great Conflagration of 1852 burned 80% of Sacramento's structures, with damages totaling $6 million—nearly complete urban annihilation.

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Sacramento's Capitol Building contains a secret underground "crypt" originally used for the state treasury, now available for special events only.

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Discovery Park submerges itself underwater every winter as part of the city's flood control system, turning the park into an accidental reservoir.

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The ghost town of Mormon Island lies submerged beneath Folsom Lake, and during droughts, its remnants emerge like a time-traveling graveyard.

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