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In late 1844, the Stephens-Townsend-Murphy Party became the first to bring wagons over the Sierra Nevada. Exhausted, they established a winter encampment on the Yuba River. Facing snow, dwindling food, and separation, they endured starvation and hardship until a rescue in early 1845 brought them to safety. Interested in learning more? Read the full story here!
History Expeditions Website
Our Youtube Channel Sunnyvale Heritage Park Museum
By History ExpeditionsIn late 1844, the Stephens-Townsend-Murphy Party became the first to bring wagons over the Sierra Nevada. Exhausted, they established a winter encampment on the Yuba River. Facing snow, dwindling food, and separation, they endured starvation and hardship until a rescue in early 1845 brought them to safety. Interested in learning more? Read the full story here!
History Expeditions Website
Our Youtube Channel Sunnyvale Heritage Park Museum