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San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Hercules towing a caisson for the Panama Canal.
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San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
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Historic and present day photos of Black Point Cove and Aquatic Park.
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Redesigning the Waterfront: A Self-Guided Walking Tour
 

The tour begins at Hyde Street Pier and continues west to Lower Fort Mason. Rest spots along the route offer stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Marin Headlands, Angel and Alcatraz Islands and the East Bay Hills.

The walk takes approximately 45 minutes and is three-quarters of a mile (1.2 kilometers).

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The CA Thayer, a lumber schooner, built in 1895 in Northern California.

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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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