An Introduction to the ParkSan Francisco Maritime National Historical Park 
The Park's 1891 Scow Schooner AlmaThe 1891 scow schooner Alma sailing on San Francisco Bay. 
The History of Swimming in the CoveReady to hit the water! 
The Significance of Small CraftThe 1936 Eva B, a 30-foot pleasure craft, making way on San Francisco Bay after being restored in the park's small boat shop. 
The Significance of the Ship BalcluthaThe significance of the sailing ship Balclutha, a memorial to the grand age of sail. 
Danger & Adventure on the High SeasThe dangers and adventures of sailing on the high seas. 
How sailing ships connected the worldA look at how the sailing ship Balclutha helped to connect the world. 
The Significance of the C.A. ThayerLearn about the history and significance of the schooner C.A. Thayer. 
The Preservation of the C.A. ThayerLearn about the restoration of the National Historic Landmark schooner C.A. Thayer. 
The Connections Between Sail and SteamLearn about the connections between sailing ships and steam ships. 
Families at SeaThe experiences of women and families at sea. 
Good Wood: Preserving Ships and ForestsThe natural and cultural treasures that the National Park Service preserves. 
Maritime History Through MusicCharting a Musical Course Through Maritime History |
Last updated: August 3, 2020