Eureka, Victorian architecture in Eureka, California.
Eureka is the largest coastal city between San Francisco and Portland, Oregon.
Established during the Gold Rush, Eureka served as the primary port of aboard lumber shipments until the 20th century.
Its Old Town district hosts galleries, shops and restaurants in ornately decorated Victorian buildings.
Eureka offers ferry service to San Francisco.
Home to Sequoia Park Zoo, one of the nation's smallest accredited zoos.
Location: Humboldt County
Inception: May 13, 1850
Population: 26512
Website: ci.eureka.ca.gov
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The Carson Mansion is a large Victorian house located in Old Town, Eureka, California.
The Humboldt Bay Maritime Museum showcases the maritime history of California's north coast.
The William S. Clark House is an exquisite example of a single-family detached home.
Humboldt Harbor Light is a historic lighthouse located at Humboldt County.
The Arcata Wastewater Treatment Plant and Wildlife Sanctuary is a combination of a sewage treatment facility and a wildlife refuge.
