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San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Captain and Mrs. Harrison in their cabin aboard the British ship EVA MONTGOMERY, at Puget Sound, WA, ca. 1904.
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San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
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The park offers musical events, lectures, illustrated programs, classes, exhibits, a reading room, and demonstrations. Please click on the links to the right for details.

 
A park ranger standing behind a desk talking with visitors.
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A park ranger in the Pacific West Information Center (PWIC) talking with visitors. The PWIC is located inside the park visitor center. Please stop by and find out more about the 58 national park areas of the Pacific West Region. Maps, brochures, posters, spectacular photos, friendly park rangers await you!!
A woman takes a sight using a sextant.
Schedule Of Upcoming Park Events
Link to a schedule of park events
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 Ranger Peter Kasin leads the chantry sing.
Monthly Chantey Sing
free sing-along on a historic ship
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The park's quarterly newspaper, the Maritime News.
The Maritime News
Includes listings of park programs and events
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Fog envelopes San Francisco Bay, leaving only the top of the Golden Gate Bridge visible.

Did You Know?
“The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco.” Many attribute this phrase to Mark Twain, however the origin is unknown. It is a good thing to remember when visiting San Francisco Maritime during the summer. Don’t forget a coat, as the summer fog keeps temperatures in the city cool.
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Last Updated: September 03, 2010 at 11:13 MST