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And I'm Darren Woods. In downtown San Francisco, there's a museum museum the California Historical Society it has all kinds of

artifacts that tell the story of the state one of these items is a kind of photo

album from the late 1800s and inside a small photographs of

Chinese people who were living in Sierra County in the northern part of the state.

Aaron Garcia is the museum's director of exhibitions and engagement.

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