Maritime National Historical Park, San Francisco Photos

Several piers around San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf now host historic ships open to visits. The Maritime National Historical Park is operated by the National Parks Service.

See also: San Francisco & Bay Area
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Hyde Street Pier with Maritime National Historical Park.

Hyde Street Pier with Maritime National Historical Park.

Three-masted Balclutha (1866) at Maritime National Historical Park. On National Register.

Balclutha deck at Maritime National Historical Park.

Balclutha ship's wheel at Maritime National Historical Park.

Balclutha bow, sidewheeler Eppleton Hall, tug Hercules at Maritime National Historical Park with Alcatraz in distance.

Steam tug Hercules (1907) at Maritime National Historical Park. On National Register.

Steam tug Hercules at Maritime National Historical Park.

Eppleton Hall sidewheeler tow boat (1914) at Maritime National Historical Park.

Northwestern Pacific ferry boat Eureka (1890) a sidewheel paddle steamboat at Maritime National Historical Park.

Submarine USS Pampanito (1943) at pier 45. On National Register.

National Maritime Museum (1939) built by WPA as casino. Style: Moderne.

Armed historical National Memorial Liberty Ship Jeremiah O'Brien at Fishermans Wharf.

Armed historical National Memorial Liberty Ship Jeremiah O'Brien at Fishermans Wharf. On National Register.

Hyde Street Pier & Maritime National Historical Park from Coit Tower.


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