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Making America's Best Idea Even Better
San Francisco Maritime National Historical ParkItems dug up during the 2008 renovation of the Aquatic Park Bathhouse building include Orangeade bottle cap, tobacco pouch, cat food can.
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San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
How to help
 
Rounding and backing a text block before binding the book

Bookbinding and the Care of Books by Douglas Cockerell, 1912.

Volunteering with collections is one of the many ways to support your park. To learn more, contact us or the Park's volunteer office (415-556-1613).

Are you taking related courses in librarianship, museum studies, or the book arts? Be sure to ask us about internship opportunities.

 
Woman sewing text block on a sewing frame

Cockerell, 1912.

Other ways to help include joining our cooperating associations.

We also welcome donations of books, photographs, and collections to the Park--contact us to learn more.
Jewel Mazique cataloging in the Library of Congress, 1942
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Drawing of sailor waiving from Gordon Grant's Sail Ho
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Reference staff is available to help with your research
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Fairy lassoing a fish
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The Library is the gateway to the Park's collections
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The CA Thayer, a lumber schooner, built in 1895 in Northern California.  

Did You Know?
Once, hundreds of sailing schooners carried lumber to San Francisco from Washington, Oregon, and the California Redwood Coast. Built in 1895, C.A. Thayer, once part of that mighty Pacific Coast fleet, survives at San Francisco Maritime NHP.
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Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 EST