We were here for the day and decided to sight-see and discovered some fun history nearby.
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This Starbucks, located in an old Taco Bell, caught my eye instantly. Taco Bell and I both turned 50 in March. I miss the old style of architecture and I get a bit nostalgic when I see something, besides a Taco Bell, in the very distinctive and familiar buildings. |
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This plant opened in June, 1936. At that time, the only product produced
by the company was Coca-Cola in the green glass, original shaped,
6-1/2-ounce bottle. In 1927, Nathan Sellers opened the Sacramento Coca-Cola Bottling Co, as an independent bottler. The company was, and still is, owned and operated independently of The Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta. Maybe that's why the building is still so very vintage looking. |
We have more trips to this interesting city planned! There is so much history here...
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