
Orangevale
by Paul J. P. Sandul, Tory D. Swim
Social life and customsPictorial worksBiographyHistoryCalifornia, history, local
Nestled between the capital city of Sacramento and California's famous Sierra foothills, Orangevale began as a rural area, which, remained profitable until nature wreaked havoc during the Depression by freezing most of the harvest. Post depression/WWII construction of bridges, highways, and large business centers then gradually transformed this simple town into a modern suburb, where residents still can enjoy a rural, small-town feel.
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