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Curtis Park

Curtis Park is a mostly residential neighborhood of shaded streets just south of Midtown, with Sacramento City College a short way down Freeport Boulevard.

Stone pillars at Sutterville Road and Freeport Boulevard
A path and tall shade trees in Land Park
Stone pillars at Sutterville Road and Freeport Boulevard

Discover Curtis Park

Curtis Park lies north of Sutterville Road, south of Broadway, east of Freeport Boulevard and west of Highway 99. It is largely residential, and the Sierra Curtis Neighborhood Association keeps its news. (Wikipedia)

The designer Ray Eames, born in Sacramento in 1912, grew up in the neighborhood. (Wikipedia) (Wikipedia)

Sutterville Road is named for Sutterville, a settlement John Sutter had laid out on the river. It declined once the new town grew up at his Embarcadero, and Sacramento took the trade. (Wikipedia)

Just to the south, on Freeport Boulevard, Sacramento City College was founded in 1916 as a department of Sacramento High School. It is the oldest institution of higher learning in the city. (Wikipedia)

Sacramento magic: History, neighbors and good things to do in Sacramento

Tower Bridge at dusk, its towers lit gold over the river
The California State Capitol and its dome behind tall trees
A white historic building beside the Old Sacramento boardwalk
A palm tree and blooming roses in the McKinley Park rose garden
A Midtown street at night, lit by traffic and shop signs
The downtown skyline and the gold Tower Bridge over the Sacramento River

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