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The Southern Route to the California Gold fields was Profound,
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This review is from: Alviso, San Jose (CA) (Images of America) (Paperback)
Food and provisions were key to the pioneers of Early California. In early 1849 only one riverboat booked passage on the San Francisco Bay. "The Southern Route"- a ring around from Mission Dolores to Mission Santa Clara and the Mission San Jose-- located in today's Fremont-- was the road taken by 3/4 of our 49'ers. If you came after 1851 you were a follower. . . Then, the country's economy faced a Civil War, the "Ribbon of Rail" that would bind our new country together came in 1869. . .
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Alviso, San Jose (CA) (Images of America) by Robert Burrill (Paperback - July 10, 2006)
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