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Municipal Pier Will Be Closed During High Visitation America's Cup Events.
For public safety, the Park will close Municipal Pier during high visitation America's Cup events.
Where Your Imagination Can Travel to the 19th Century
Stand on the stern of BALCLUTHA, face west to feel the fresh wind blowing in from the Pacific Ocean. Located in the Fisherman's Wharf neighborhood, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park offers the sights, sounds, smells and stories of Pacific Coast maritime history.
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The Historic Ships
Discover the collection of historic vessels at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park.
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Go Sailing on San Francisco Bay
Sail San Francisco Bay aboard the 1891 National Landmark scow schooner ALMA! Take in dazzling views and learn about California history.
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The Park Celebrates the Last 25 Years
Celebrating the best of 1988-2013. We've picked one image for each of the past 25 years.
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Find out what's happening in the park
Read the digital version of the park's newspaper, THE MARITIME NEWS. You can also pickup a paper copy at the park.
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Steam-Powered Donkey Engine Demo on the pier
Join us on the pier as we fire-up the steam-powered DONKEY ENGINE! June 27, July 17, and August 21 from 9:30am to 3pm. Ranger talk at 11am.
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Sea Music Festival
Mark those calendars for Saturday, September 14, 2013 for a fun, music-filled day on Hyde Street Pier and the historic ships. Fun for all ages.
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Full Fathom Five
Read the blog by Collections staff that takes you down deep in the park's library, archival, small craft, and object collections.
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Hey Kids, want to have some fun?
Fun stuff like comics, pigs at sea, sailing cats, babies on board, a gull's eye view, park ranger hats and pinecones, signal flags, and much more.
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Discover Our Collections
Discover the largest museum collection in the NPS. Extensive library, archival, small craft and object collections are available for research.
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Did You Know?
EUREKA is a wooden-hulled, sidewheel paddle steamboat. From the passenger deck up, she is nearly identical fore and aft. Her "double-end" design made disembarking quicker and easier. EUREKA'S large "walking beam" steam engine remains intact. More...