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San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Items 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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For human resources information at the park please call 415-561-7015

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Human Resources

San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
Fort Mason Center, Building E
San Francisco, CA 94123
 

415-561-7000 (Main number)

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Balclutha moored at the pier with a modern container ship passing behind her.

Did You Know?
A modern container ship slips behind Balclutha on its way to port. Ocean routes are still the major highways of the world. Balclutha, moored at San Francisco Maritime NHP, was an ocean-going cargo ship for 43 years, between 1886 and 1929.
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Last Updated: January 05, 2012 at 11:39 MST