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San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Stretch, an orange-colored cat, asleep in the sun.
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A view of the Aquatic Park Historic District which includes a lawn area, flowerbeds, benches, a promenade along the waterfront, and a spectacular view of the Aquatic Park lagoon and San Francisco Bay.

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The Aquatic Park Historic Landmark District (looking west), with the cable car turn around in the foreground, the Aquatic Park Bathhouse building in the background, and the beach and lagoon on the right.

Dogs on leashes are welcome in the Aquatic Park Historic Landmark District, except they are not allowed on the beach.

Dogs are not allowed on Hyde Street Pier, or on the historic ships.

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San Francisco Fire, 1906. A painting by William A. Coulter. The "Great Earthquake" shook the city at 5:12 am on Wednesday, April 18, 1906. William A. Coulter, a maritime artist and journalist, painted this scene on a ten foot wide window shade that he pulled from a demolished bank building in the rubble of the still-burning city.
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Last Updated: September 07, 2008 at 16:25 MST