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LOCATION:18095 County Road 117, West Sacramento 
UID:2406520230318T013000ZSt. Patrick's Day Happy Hour Express Train
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DESCRIPTION:\n\n\n\n  \n \nSt. Patrick's Day Happy Hour Express Train\n \nThe capacity for this Happy Hour is 40. Guests are welcome. There will be finger food and dessert.  No dinner will be served.\n\n When: Friday, March 17th\nTime: Arrive at station at 6:30 pm.  Departure is 7:00 pm, Concludes at 9:00 pm\nCost: $40\nVendor: River Fox Train\nLocation: 18095 County Road 117, West Sacramento (this is NOT the train that leaves from Old Town Sacramento!) – there is free parking.  [View Map](https://www.riverfoxtrain.com/contact/#location)\n \nAll Aboard\n \nOur train ride begins at the River Fox Train station, located on the Sacramento River. Our roundtrip excursion travels along a 10-mile stretch of track through Yolo’s countryside.  Embark on a journey among elements of a classic era.  \n \nTRAIN HISTORY\n \n \n \n \n \n \nOriginally built in 1911 by Northern Electric Co., the 14-mile track transported passengers in the Sacramento area. Electric passenger travel came to an end in 1941, but the line remained active with diesel freight, creating a link between the fertile farmlands of the Sacramento Valley and the rest of California.\n    \n \n \n \nIn 2003, Sierra Railroad merged with the West Sacramento – Woodland line, continuing freight and reviving passenger excursion trains under the name Sacramento River Train. Today, we are known as the River Fox Train, the sister train to our world-famous Skunk Train built in 1885. We hope you enjoy taking part in such a rich history.\n \n \n \n\n
SUMMARY:St. Patrick's Day Happy Hour Express Train - Sacramento Estate Planning Council 
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