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west of Strawberry Hill revealed a large flow of water toward the ocean. The North windmill was constructed to reclaim the drainage towards the Pacific Ocean and direct fresh well water back into the park. Alpheus Bull Jr., a prominent San Franciscan, designed the North Windmill. The Fulton Engineering Company received the bid for the ironwork, and Pope and Talbot Lumber Company donated sails ("spars") of Oregon pine. The North Windmill was installed, standing 75 feet tall with 102-footlong sails. The windmill pumps water an elevation of 200 feet with a capacity of 30,000 gallons of water per pump per hour, supplying and replenishing Lloyd Lake, Metson Lake, Spreckels Lake, and Lincoln Park. The water is pumped from the valley into a reservoir on Strawberry Hill. From there the water runs downhill into Falls and Blue Heron Lake. The North Windmill was successful, causing another system of wells and a second windmill at the southwestern corner of the park to be recommended. Samuel G. Murphy provided $ 20,000 to erect the windmill. The South Windmill (Murphy Windmill) stands as the largest in the world, having the longest sails in the world since its construction, with the ability to lift 40,000 gallons of water per hour.

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the bottom of page 435 depicts the portals after they had been assembled on the north side of Lloyd Lake in Golden Gate Park. An auto is parked in front of it. A man is in the driver's seat looking towards the lake. A woman is in the back with the door open and hanging over the edge, seemingly looking at her reflection. The reflection of the portals can be seen in the lake. A poem about Portals of the Past from an unknown newspaper is pasted onto the left of the page. Description: Text written on right side of page: "All that remained of the Towne Home after fire of 1906. These columns were part of the main entrance fronting on Calif. St. at Taylor. Later they were taken to Golden Gate Park at the Spreckles Lake where they now stand-and are the admiration of visitors."

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that says "Shakespeare Garden" intertwined with vines. Directly past the entrance is a walkway overarched with trees and lined with small flowers and a sundial in the center. The main area has a large moss tree and benches. At the end of the garden there is a wooden padlocked shelf containing a bust of William Shakespeare. The cast was made and given to the garden by George Bullock in 1918 and has remained behind locked doors since around 1950 to prevent people from cutting off pieces of the bronze statue to melt down. Around the bust, there are four plaques, originally six, with quotes from Shakespeare. The missing two were stolen and most likely sold and melted down so the thieves could make a profit from the bronze the plaques were made from.

9835: 1969: 49: 1571: 2492: 2858:(WPA). With WPA support, the archery range was increased in size and the adjacent hill was carved to serve as a backdrop for stray arrows. Bales of hay are used as targets and are provided by the Golden Gate Joad Archery Club as well as donations from other donors. The Golden Gate Park Archery Range is located right inside the park off of 47th Street and Fulton Street. It is open whenever the park is open and is free to use by anyone. There is no staff and equipment is not offered to be rented at the range, however there are archery stores nearby for rentals and there are multiple groups that offer training and lessons. 1301: 2911:, San Francisco police have conducted intermittent sweeps of the park aimed at eliminating the camps. Tactics have included information campaigns designed to inform homeless residents about city services available to help them; waking sleeping homeless people and making them leave the park; issuing citations for infractions and misdemeanors such as camping, trespassing, or public intoxication, which carry penalties of $ 75 to $ 100; and the seizure and removal from the park of homeless people's possessions. During the night, police urge visitors to Golden Gate Park to be careful around homeless people. 1694: 1029: 2360:) have been kept in Golden Gate Park since 1891, when a small herd was purchased by the park commission. At the time, the animal's population in North America had dwindled to an all-time low, and San Francisco made a successful effort to breed them in captivity. In 1899, the paddock in the western section of the park was created. At its peak and through a successful captive breeding program, more than 100 calves were produced at Golden Gate Park, helping preserve the iconic bison population numbers in North America, which has been critical to the culture and livelihood of Native Americans. 1416:, when asked about their design, said they wanted to create a place "where the art would be less hierarchically presented – more like contemporary art than like bijoux." The building is mostly constructed of copper, and its unique design was created with the idea that the "building would be enhanced not only by sunlight but also by San Francisco's constant fog." Since the opening of the De Young in 1921, its galleries have mostly changed, but some of the art originally featured during the fair and in the early twentieth century still exists in the museum today. The galleries of 1435: 2812: 885:, who had apprenticed in Scotland, home of many of the 19th-century's best professional gardeners. John McLaren, when asked by the Park Commission if he could make Golden Gate Park "one of the beauty spots of the world," replied saying, "With your aid gentleman, and God be willing, that I shall do." He also promised that he'd "go out into the country and walk along a stream until he found a farm, and that he'd come back to the garden and recreate what nature had done." The initial plan called for grade separations of transverse roadways through the park, as 1481: 1530:. During World War II, anti-Japanese sentiment led to the renaming of the garden as the "Oriental Tea Garden". After the war, a letter-writing campaign enabled the garden to be formally reinstated as the Japanese Tea Garden in 1952. In January 1953, "a classical Zen garden was added to the Tea Garden" as well as the Lantern of Peace. The Lantern of Peace, weighing 9,000 pounds, was a gift from the Japanese Government as a way to mend the relationship between the U.S. and Japan that was damaged from World War II. In addition, a plaque, designed by 2892:

and human excrement, and the people in them are described as suffering from serious addictions and often behaving aggressively with police and park gardeners. There have been occasional incidents of violence against homeless people in the park, including the 2010 park beating to death of a homeless man and an attack on park visitors by dogs owned by a park resident, also in 2010. In the 1990s, then-Mayor Willie Brown sought unsuccessfully to borrow the Oakland Police Department's helicopters in order to find homeless people's camps.

1326:, also called the "Bandshell", where numerous music performances have been staged. During the fall, spring, and summer seasons, various food trucks are often parked behind the Bandshell, providing local food options to visitors of the Music Concourse. Parkwide bicycle and surrey rentals are also available behind the bandshell and at Haight and Stanyan on the east edge of Golden Gate Park. The area also includes a number of statues of various historic figures, four fountains, and a regular grid array of heavily 2151:, who gave $ 60,000 for its construction. Strawberry Hills' waterfall was named Huntington Falls after its benefactor Collis P. Huntington. Blue Heron Lake was the first artificial lake constructed in the park and Huntington was the park's first artificial waterfall. The falls are fed by a reservoir located atop Strawberry Hill. Water is pumped into the reservoir from Elk Glen Lake, the South Windmill, wells, and the city's water supply to keep the system of lakes flowing eastward from Blue Heron Lake. 2602: 1898: 2804: 945:, had been planted. By 1879, that figure more than doubled to 155,000 trees over 1,000 acres (400 ha). Within his lifetime, McLaren is credited to have planted over two million trees within northern California as a whole. Another accomplishment of John McLaren is his creation of an open walking space along the Pacific shoreline on the western boundary of the park. Despite obstacles such as heavy tides and winds that carried sand inland towards the park, McLaren was able to build an 2121: 10185: 10138: 2651: 2086: 648: 2716: 504: 636: 1385:, who is featured in the De Young Museum today. Once the fair ended, the Egyptian-styled building remained open "brimful and running over with art." Most of these pieces were paintings and sculptures purchased by De Young himself, and others were donations of household antiques from the older community, which were "more sentimental than artistic." By 1916, the Fine Arts Building's collection had grown to 1,000,000 items, and a more suitable museum was necessary. 471: 684: 600: 478: 913:, was also one of the owners of the Ocean Railroad Company, which ran from Haight Street across the park to its south border, then out to the beach and north to a point near Cliff House. It was Gus Mooney who claimed land adjacent to the park on Ocean Beach. Many of Mooney's friends also staked claims and built shanties on the beach to sell refreshments to the patrons of the park. Hall resigned, and the remaining park commissioners followed. In 1882 Governor 660: 624: 564: 552: 516: 612: 528: 588: 2205: 1546:

million to the Golden Gate Park and the city annually. There is a constant debate whether or not changes should be made to the garden. Adding souvenir shops and a diversity of food options at the garden historically brings in more money to the organization monitoring the Golden Gate Park, the Recreation and Park Commission. Selling products that share knowledge about Japanese gardens and culture also helps maintain the Japanese Tea Garden's authenticity.

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Jefferson Airplane. More contemporary music festivals such as the Outside Lands and Hardly Strictly Bluegrass also take place on or nearby the Polo Fields. One of the largest public gatherings in San Francisco took place in the Polo Fields—a public Rosary in 1961 with 550,000 people. Public political events were also held at the field, such as the anti-Vietnam War rally in 1969 and the Tibetan Freedom Concert in 1996.

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thrice; first to where McLaren Lodge stands today, then to where Kezar Stadium is currently located and finally to its current location of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. This Nursery houses over 800 species of plants, some of which are exclusive to the nursery, and are sold to the public on the third Saturday of the month. Every week over 3,000 plants are dispersed within the city and park.

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inscribed on its flagstone ground which represent lives lost to AIDS. If one wishes to inscribe a name into the Circle of Friends they must donate $ 1,000 to the memorial and the name will be inscribed before the Worlds AIDS day commemoration on December 1. Funded privately and tended by over 500 of volunteers, The National AIDS Memorial Grove remains a sanctuary for remembrance.

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Conservatory stands at 12,000 square feet and houses 1,700 species of tropical, rare and aquatic plants. Though it was not originally constructed, William Hammond Hall included the idea of a conservatory in his original concept for the design of the park. The idea was later realized with the help of twenty-seven of the wealthiest business owners in San Francisco.

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Zealand, and Central and South America. These regions of origin go from desert to tropical. In addition, some native California species are housed in the garden as well, such as Redwood trees. Overall, the tradition of these diverse gardens that eventually served to inspire the San Francisco Botanical Garden comes originally from China, Europe, and Mexico.

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thereby reducing the need for air-conditioning. The glass panels of the living roof also contain cells that collect more than 5% of the electricity needed to power the museum. Due to its eco-friendly materials and natural sources of energy, the California Academy of Sciences has been named the country's only LEED-platinum certified museum, granted by the

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other half are more long-term residents. Short-term residents tend to be younger, while permanent residents tend to be older, military veterans. Most of the homeless population is male. It is estimated that around 60% of the population may have a mental disability. However, it is hard to gather data about the population due to its variability.

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still alive, with a large number of time-trial races held every cycling season. A cyclist in 2013 set a record in the park by riding a total of 188.5 miles on the Polo Field velodrome, circling it 279 times in just over twelve hours. In 2023 a new cycling track distance record was set at 201.0 miles over 296 laps in 11 hours 6 minutes.

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cities where land more suitable for polo was available. In 1985 and 1986, polo was brought back to the Polo Field in Golden Gate Park for the second and third annual San Francisco Grand Prix and Equestrian Festival. Today, polo is not regularly played on the Polo Field, but from 2006 to 2010 Polo in the Park was hosted annually.

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The City of San Francisco has grappled with what to do about camps of homeless people living in Golden Gate Park, which have been criticized as unsanitary, and "demoralizing" for park users and workers. The camps have been described by journalists as full of garbage, broken glass, hypodermic needles,

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Now in the 21st century, the Polo Field is split into two divisions: the inner soccer field, and the flat-style cycling velodrome found around the field itself. Today many sports are played in the polo fields, including soccer, cross country running, and various types of cycling. The cycling track is

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all played free shows for the public near by. Today, improvised drum circles form on the weekends where people come together and fill the hill with a constant beat for hours on end. A space filled with their culture, the hill played a major part in the hippies' ability to openly use drugs and express

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is the smallest of the three lakes, and borders Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. This lake is the smallest in the Chain of Lakes. Its water is sourced from either a direct flow from Metson Lake, or by Blue Heron Lake water released by a valve. It does not contribute to irrigation in the park but it does

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The Japanese Tea Garden serves as a spot of tranquility in the middle of the various activities that take place at the Golden Gate Park and provides visitors "a place in which it is possible to be at one with nature, its rhythms, and changing beauties." The Japanese Tea Garden brings in more than $ 1

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The academy also contains a 2.5-acre living roof with almost 1.7 million native California plants and domes that cover the planetarium and rainforest exhibitions. The soil of the roof is six inches deep, which reduces storm water runoff by more than 90% and naturally cools the interior of the museum,

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In June 1906, the Presidio tent camps were shut down. To replace these tents the city of San Francisco built more permanent living quarters. As mentioned earlier these earthquake shacks were built to house those still homeless after the earthquake and subsequent fires. Army Union carpenters built the

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Not only was the standard of military organization high, but the social organization was also at an acceptable standard despite the aftermath of the earthquake and fires. Reports indicate that small communities formed within the tent neighborhoods. The children of the refugees established play areas,

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When he refused to retire at the customary age of 60 the San Francisco city government was bombarded with letters: when he reached 70, a charter amendment was passed to exempt him from forced retirement. On his 92nd birthday, two thousand San Franciscans attended a testimonial dinner that honored him

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The crackdowns have been criticized by anti-poverty activists and civil liberties groups, who say the measures attack only the symptoms of homelessness, while ignoring its root causes, and criminalize the poor for their poverty while ignoring their property rights and constitutional rights. In 2006,

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The Polo Fields has a history of cycling lasting from 1906 to the 21st century. The Polo Fields were originally created for track cycling in 1906, as track cycling was a popular sport in the early 1900s. Despite a down-surge of popularity in the mid-1900s, track cycling has seen a rebirth ever since

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funds to renovate the polo field. In 1939, additional WPA funds were used to build polo sheds, replacing already-standing horse stables. Polo continued being played through the 1940s but by the 1950s polo stopped being played on the Polo Field because the sport had largely migrated to other bay area

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The stadium has been used in recent years for soccer, lacrosse, and track and field. The stadium also holds the annual city high school football championship, the Turkey Bowl. The Turkey Bowl dates to 1924 and is played each Thanksgiving. The game was held at Lowell High School in 2014 because Kezar

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The Shakespeare Garden is a relatively small "17th century classical garden" located directly southwest of the California Academy of Sciences. It is a tribute to William Shakespeare and his works, decorated with flowers and plants that are mentioned in his plays. The entrance is an ornate metal gate

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in the United States in 1981, some Americans were overwhelmed with the devastation of the AIDS epidemic. In 1988 a few San Franciscans belonging to communities hit hard by the AIDS epidemic envisioned a place of remembrance for those who had died from AIDS. They imagined a serene AIDS memorial where

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While ninety-six percent of the park is considered not a natural area, four out of the thirty-two San Francisco locations designated as natural areas by the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department's Natural Areas Program are found in Golden Gate Park. These are the Oak Woodlands, the Lily Pond,

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North Lake is the final of the Chain of Lakes that flow into each other south to north, making it the final destination of the lakes' water pumped in from the Water Reclamation Plant. Should the plant's water not meet the lake's needs the water level is maintained by well water pumped from the North

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In October 2022, three San Francisco city supervisors introduced a resolution urging the Recreation and Park Commission to rename the lake due to William Stow's outspoken antisemitism, as part of an effort to rename various landmarks across the San Francisco Bay Area. In January 2024, the Commission

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in California and (from the inscription) the "First Christian service in the English tongue on our coast." It is located near Rainbow Falls on Crossover Drive between the John F. Kennedy Promenade and Park Presidio Drive. The cross was meant to be visible to ships at sea but has since been overgrown

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up to 40 cents per 1000 gallons of water. To avoid this expense the North (Dutch) Windmill was commissioned in 1902 when Superintendent John McLaren deemed the park's pumping plant insufficient to supply the additional water essential to the life of the park. A survey and inspection of the vast area

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In 1883, a boiler exploded and the main dome caught fire. A restoration was undertaken by Southern Pacific magnate Charles Crocker. It survived the earthquake of 1906, only to suffer another fire in 1918. In 1933 it was declared unsound and closed to the public, only to be reopened in 1946. In 1995,

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Established in 1870, the Golden Gate Park Nursery has remained one of the few places in the park restricted to the public. This nursery began with donated plants from around the world and expanded over the years with the care of past Golden Gate Park gardeners. The nursery has moved around the park

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stated, "smoking anything in any city park is illegal, but San Francisco has a tradition of turning a blind eye to infractions for official or unofficial events." The police department has stated that they are not naïve enough to attempt to catch all the people smoking marijuana on the hill, but as

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In 1977, the carousel closed for safety concerns and The San Francisco Arts Commission hired local artist Ruby Newman to oversee the artistic restoration. Her crew of craftspeople restored the badly deteriorated carousel and hand painted all animals, chariots, painted landscapes of the bay area and

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The first stage of the park's development centered on planting trees in order to stabilize the dunes that covered three-quarters of the park's area. In order to transform the sand dunes into Greenland, John McLaren grew bent grass seeds obtained from France for two years. Once the seeds were grown,

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Two views of "Portals of the Past," the doorway of the former Towne Mansion at the southwest corner of California and Taylor. The photo at the top of page 435 looks southeast through the portals right after the 1906 disaster, with the ruins of the City Hall framed between the columns. The photo at

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The city government of San Francisco has attempted to establish various outreach programs in order to help the homeless population. The city's government stated in 2013 that "current outreach efforts to inform park dwellers about support services are limited, and efforts that do take place are not

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Other than the oak trees, the plants that are currently in the park are non-native, some of which are considered invasive species. Many have disrupted the ecosystem and harm birds, mammals, reptiles, and insects in the park. Volunteers with the Strawberry Hill Butterfly Habitat Restoration Project

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started a landscaping project, inspired by Andrew Jackson Downing's teachings on building with nature. Seven islands were planted within the North Lake in 1899, using different species of shrubs and trees. A gazebo was built, and wooden footbridges were used to connect the different islands within

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Many naturalistically landscaped lakes are placed throughout the park: several are linked together into chains, with pumped water creating flowing creeks. Out of the original 14 natural marshy lakes within the sand dunes Golden Gate Park was built in, only 5 remain, three of which are the Chain of

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The Conservatory of Flowers opened in 1879 and stands today as the oldest building in Golden Gate Park. The Conservatory of Flowers is one of the largest conservatories in the US, as well as one of few large Victorian greenhouses in the United States. Built of traditional wood and glass panes, the

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In 2017, there were approximately 7,500 homeless people living in San Francisco. Around 40 to 200 of these people were estimated to reside in the park as of 2013. Around half of the homeless population in Golden Gate Park are short-term residents that leave after a certain amount of time, and the

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The field has an extensive history with music and events. Because of the location and size of the Polo Fields, various events are commonly held on the field. Historically, many major music festivals took place in the park, including the Human Be-In, which featured bands like the Grateful Dead and

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Rowboats and pedalboats can be rented at the boathouse. Much of the western portion of San Francisco can be seen from the top of this hill. The reservoir at its top also supplies a network of high-pressure water mains that exclusively supply specialized fire hydrants throughout the city. The lake

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After the great earthquake of San Francisco in 1906, Golden Gate Park became a site of refuge for many who found themselves without shelter. The undeveloped Outside Lands became a prime location to house these masses of people, and "earthquake shacks" popped up all throughout the area. Of the 26

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Due to its serene environment of redwoods, maples, ferns, benches, logs, and boulders, this memorial remains a place where people go to grieve, hope, heal, and remember. Located at the Dogwood Crescent the Circle of Friends is the heart of the grove. The Circle of Friends has over 1,500 names

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were the most commonly planted trees in the park during the late 1800s. Blue gum continued to grow and spread and is now one of the most important trees found in the park. They can be found near McLaren Lodge, on Hippie Hill, and in a eucalyptus forest near Middle Lake. Monterey pines are also

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Due to the unique climate of San Francisco and Golden Gate Park, the plants in the San Francisco Botanical Garden range from a variety of different national origins, some of them no longer existing in their natural habitats. Areas of origin include but are not limited to Africa, Australia, New

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proposed a plan for a park using native species suited for San Francisco's dry climate; however, the proposal was rejected in favor of a Central Park-style park needing extensive irrigation. Conceived ostensibly for recreation, the underlying purpose of the park was housing development and the

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native, Captain Nell Mowry. By the late 1800s, polo in San Francisco was dominated by the Golden Gate Driving Club and the San Francisco Driving Club. In 1906, the Golden Gate Park Stadium was built by private subscription from the driving clubs which contained both a polo field and a cycling

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is the only tree native to the park. Some of the oldest plants in the park are the coast live oaks in the Oak Woodlands in the northeastern portion of the park which are hundreds of years old. Oaks also grow on Strawberry Hill and in the AIDS Memorial Grove. Acorns from the oak trees were an

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Archery was first organized in Golden Gate Park in 1881. However, there was not a devoted range specifically for archery until around 1933. In 1936, during Franklin D. Roosevelt's presidency, many parts of Golden Gate Park, including the archery range, were improved as part of the

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pups in Golden Gate Park. It is estimated that over 100 coyotes live in San Francisco, and there have been more sightings in Golden Gate Park than any other spot in the city. Coyotes have proven adaptive in the city, as they live primarily in open prairies and deserts.

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Most of the water used for landscape watering and for various water features is now provided by groundwater from the city's Westside Basin Aquifer. In the 1950s, the use of this effluent during cold weather caused some consternation, with the introduction of artificial

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s bequest. It was the first public children's playground in the United States, for children and their mothers, offering swings, indoor enclosures, open sitting areas and a steam-powered carousel. The two-story Sharon Children's House now houses the Sharon Art Studio.

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design, with pale salmon colored façades that were burdened with rococo ornamentation." At its center was a 134-foot tower from which its wings extended. At the entrance was the Pool of Enchantment, which consisted of the sculptured Indian boys created by

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are removing and replacing invasive plant species to help restore the butterfly population on Strawberry Hill. Under the Significant Natural Resource Areas Management Plan, the city will remove many invasive species and replace them with native plants.

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voted 7-4 to keep the eastern section of John F. Kennedy Drive permanently car-free, a decision affirmed later that year by voters who defeated a ballot initiative which sought to revert the change. The section was subsequently renamed "JFK Promenade."

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he planted them over the sand to hold the ground together. After this success, McLaren introduced new species of plants to the land, and added over 700 new types of trees to California within the span of one year. By 1875, about 60,000 trees, mostly

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but before the advent of modern biodegradable products. These "hard" detergents would cause long-lasting billowing piles of foam to form on the creeks connecting the artificial lakes and could even be blown onto the roads, forming a traffic hazard.

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began in September 1991 and continues today as communities are constantly working to improve it. Located at 856 Stanyan Street, in the eastern portion of Golden Gate Park, the Grove stretches across seven acres of land. In 1996, due to Nancy

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In 1888, a steam-powered carousel was installed in a circular building near the Children's House and Play Ground. The carousel building was occupied by two more carousels before the 1914 Herschell-Spillman Company carousel was purchased by

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As is typical among Japanese style tea gardens, the Golden Gate Park's tea garden has its own stepping stone pathways, stone lanterns, and variety of plants. In the mix there are dwarf trees, bamboo, and azaleas adorning the gardens.

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is the park's deepest ornamental lake, measuring over 6 ft. deep on average. The lake acts as a reservoir for water from the Reclamation Plant before it is pumped to either Blue Heron Lake or the reservoir atop Strawberry Hill.

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that lies on the north side of the Golden Gate Park between Spreckels Lake Drive and Fulton Street to the north, and John F. Kennedy Drive to the south. It is named after sugar-fortune heir and then San Francisco Parks Commissioner

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trees. Since 2003, the Music Concourse has undergone a series of improvements to include an underground 800-car parking garage and pedestrianization of the plaza itself. It is surrounded by various cultural attractions, including:

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Hagiwara himself died in 1925, leaving the garden in the hands of his daughter, Takano Hagiwara, and her children. They lived there until 1942, when they were evicted from the gardens and forced into internment camps by way of

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after a severe storm with 100 mph (161 km/h) winds damaged the structure, shattering 40% of the glass, the conservatory was closed again. It was cautiously dissected for repairs and reopened in September 2003.

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were built at the extreme western end of the park. These pumped water throughout the park. The north windmill was restored to its original appearance in 1981 and is adjacent to Queen Wilhelmina tulip garden, a gift of

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were planted in the park during the 1880s and can be found all around the park, most notably in Heroes Grove, Redwood Memorial Grove, AIDS Memorial Grove, Stanyan Meadows, on top of Hippie Hill, and in the Panhandle.

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the introduction of more track cycling programs in the Olympics in 2003. San Francisco has seen a surge in cycling popularity, and groups such as "Friends of the Polo Field Cycling Track" have recently formed.

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from Australia, were some of the first planted in the park by William Hammond Hall to stabilize the sand dunes. They still play that role in the western portion of the park and are common all around the park.

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lies west of Mallard Lake and east of the Chain of Lakes. This body of water has a capacity of over 1.1 million gallons that overflow into South Lake or can be redirected elsewhere for irrigation purposes.

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On November 30 an annual Light in the Grove fundraising gala is held in the Grove. This event, held on the eve of Worlds Aids Day, sells out each year and was voted "Best Bay Area LGBT Fundraiser" by

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stands in the Rhododendron Dell. McLaren had this statue hidden and it was only placed in the dell after his death. Other statues of historical figures are also located throughout the park, including

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had provided for Central Park, but budget constraints and the positioning of the Arboretum and the Concourse ended the plan. In 1876, the plan was almost replaced by one for a racetrack, favored by "

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The California Academy of Sciences was founded in 1853, just three years after California was made a state, making it the oldest scientific institution in the western United States. Evolutionist

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The tradition of large, free public gatherings in the park continues to the present, especially at Hellman Hollow. Since the park's conception, over 5,000 concerts have been held in the park.

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Two bridges connect the inner island to the surrounding mainland: the Roman Bridge and the Stone (or Rustic) Bridge. The Stone Bridge is a prominent background feature in the 1915 American

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are lenient with activity on the hill. Starting from the Summer of Love when the police were unable to address the enormity of the situation, some activity is overlooked. As supervisor

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Tree ferns were planted early on by McLaren and continue to thrive in the park. Many can be found in the Tree Fern Dell, near the Conservatory of Flowers, which is made up of mostly

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prepared a survey and topographic map of the park site in 1870 and became its commissioner in 1871. He was later named California's first state engineer and developed an integrated

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corresponded on the initial organization of the early institution. The original museum consisted of eleven buildings built between 1916 and 1976 located on the former site of the

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decorative housing (she holds the copyright), re-opening in 1984. Presently, the carousel includes sixty two animals, and a German Band Organ. Two of the animals, a goat and an

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Today, Golden Gate Park is one of San Francisco's core attractions, drawing more than 24 million visitors each year. It hosts several annual music and arts festivals, including

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In the past the Hill was also topped by Sweeny Observatory, but the building was ruined by the 1906 earthquake and plans to replace it were not approved by park commissioners.

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was built between 1922 and 1925 in the southeast corner of the park. It hosted various athletic competitions throughout its existence. It served as the home stadium of the

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Golden Gate park contains many areas for sports and recreation including tennis courts, soccer fields, baseball fields, lawn bowling fields, an angling and casting club, a

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brought a lawsuit against the city government on behalf of 10 homeless people, alleging property violations by the city during sweeps in Golden Gate Park the year before.

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The 59,000-seat stadium was demolished in 1989 and replaced with a modern 9,044-seat stadium, which includes a replica of the original concrete arch at the entryway.

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TV episode, "Waiting for that Day" (2008), some citizens of San Francisco seek refuge in the park during a 6.8 earthquake; they later witness the destruction of the

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The Dahlia Garden is found just to the East of the Conservatory of Flowers, and is maintained by volunteers from the Dahlia Society of California, founded in 1917.

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During the Great Depression, the San Francisco Parks and Recreation Department ran out of public funds. Thus, the duties of the department were transferred to the

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The original De Young Memorial Museum stood for most of the twentieth century, until 2001 when it was completely rebuilt, reopening in 2005. The head-architects,

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have since been relocated, but the De Young still features American art, Modern art, African art, textiles and sculptures, and special alternating exhibitions.

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is the oldest public Japanese garden in the United States and occupies five of the 1,017 acres (412 ha) of the Golden Gate Park. It stands adjacent to the

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contains more than 7,500 plant species. The arboretum also houses the Helen Crocker Russell Library, northern California's largest horticultural library.

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prevalent today and can found in the Strybing Arboretum, the Japanese Tea Garden, and in the western portions of the park around the Buffalo Paddock.

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for winter display and other flowers in appropriate seasons. The Murphy Windmill in the southwest corner of the park was restored in September 2011.

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in 1941. The 1914 carousel has undergone several major renovations, the first, a transition from steam to electric power with the assistance of the

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is the largest of the three, and is known for its water birds that often live on the small islands within the lake. Some of the birds spotted are

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James R. Smith, "California Midwinter International Exposition-1894," from San Francisco's Lost Landmarks (Word Dancer Press, 2005): pp.111–126

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ideals. With time, area residents began to complain of the flower children's open sexuality, nude dancing, panhandling, and excess litter.

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The Artificial Lakes of the Golden Gate Park, the Water Reclamation Plant, and the Auxiliary Water Sources: The Existing Irrigation System

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The Artificial Lakes of the Golden Gate Park, the Water Reclamation Plant, and the Auxiliary Water Sources: The Existing Irrigation System

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The Artificial Lakes of the Golden Gate Park, the Water Reclamation Plant, and the Auxiliary Water Sources: The Existing Irrigation System

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specifically as a model boating facility, the lake was first filled in February 1904 and opened March 20, 1904. One can usually find both

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and San Francisco Recreation and Parks to add seven new bison to the existing herd. The paddock is open to the public for viewing.

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itself also serves as a reservoir from which water is pumped to irrigate the rest of the park should other pumps stop operating.

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velodrome. Later on, the stadium was renamed simply the Polo Field. In the mid-1930s, the City and County of San Francisco used

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was laid out in the 1890s, but funding was insufficient until Helene Strybing willed funds in 1926. Planting began in 1937 with

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The United States Army housed 20,000 people in military style encampments, and 16,000 of the 20,000 refugees were living at the

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follows Victorian architecture and the 19th century idea of displaying tropical plants in non-tropical parts of the world.

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delivered over 47,000 people to Golden Gate Park on one weekend afternoon (out of a population of 250,000 in the city).

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Shot on this site : a traveler's guide to the places and locations used to film famous movies and television shows

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is a fine arts museum that was opened in January 1921. Its original building, the Fine Arts Building, was part of the

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by Jesse "Vet" Anderson, a member of the Horseshoe Club. Across from the Conservatory of Flowers is Douglas Tilden's

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George Turner Marsh, an Australian immigrant, originally created the garden as a "Japanese Village" exhibit for the

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official homeless encampments in the Golden Gate Park region, 21 were under the control of the United States Army.

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shacks, and residents paid off the cost of construction at a rate of two dollars a month for twenty-five months.

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Drumwright, Steve (November 27, 2008). "Turkey Day game to decide San Francisco high school football champion".

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is located at the eastern end of the park near the intersection of Haight and Stanyan streets. It was named for

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efforts, the "National AIDS Memorial Grove Act" was passed by Congress and the President of the United States,

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and has been continuously returning to the park during the breeding season since then. The heronry features in

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was donated to the city in 1906 and put on display for decades near Ocean Beach. After falling into disrepair,

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Starr, Kevin. The Dream Endures: California Enters the 1940s. New York: Oxford University Press, 1997. Print.

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A diverse collection of plants, from all over the world, can be found in Golden Gate Park. Acacias, like the

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The creation of a large park in San Francisco was first proposed in the 1860s. In 1865, landscape architect

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Through this movement, music came to have its own history on the hill as well. Musicians and bands such as

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in San Francisco, in addition to serving as the home field for Sacred Heart Cathedral's football program.

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the lake. Both the gazebo and the bridges were removed in order to conserve nesting birds on the islands.

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Various bus routes pass through Golden Gate Park or stop along its boundaries. The 18 bus stops along the

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The sport of polo came to California in 1876, when the California Polo Club was established with help of

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Police Chief Greg Suhr said, "There are plenty of other things that come with it that we will not have."

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Large Monterey cypress nicknamed Norton or Uncle John's Tree, located in Golden Gate Park (June 2022)

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Lakes. The three lakes, North, Middle, and South Lake, are located along the Chain of Lakes Drive.

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John L. Levinsohn, "Frank Morrison Pixley of The Argonaut," The Book club of San Francisco, 1989.

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that existed before Golden Gate Park, and is known for being a more remote and romantic setting.

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were in attendance, as calls for alternative lifestyles and expanded consciousness reflected the

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In December 2011, after the number of bison in the paddock had dwindled to three, Assemblywoman

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in the northeast corner of the park near Fulton and Stanyan, there is a concrete bas-relief of

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Ralston, Ken (October 1982). "Special Effects for 'Star Trek II': Mama eel and the nebula".

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is particularly known for bird-watching due to the visits of migrant species of birds like

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Blue Heron Lake, the largest of the manmade lakes in Golden Gate Park, offers boat rentals.

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at the far western end of the park. It contains two restaurants and murals from the 1930s.

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proposed a park designed with species native to San Francisco. The plan was rejected for a

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to nest in San Francisco was discovered at Blue Heron Lake in Golden Gate Park in 1993 by

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funded a $ 3.8 million renovation, later called the Koret Playground/Children’s Quarter.

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Though the police have been known to crack down on certain occurrences in the park, the

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also stops in the Haight, running about halfway along the southern end of the park. The

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Valdiserri, Ronald (2011). "Thirty Years Of AIDS in America: A Story of Infinite Hope".

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In the northwest corner of the park, near the Beach Chalet, is a monument to explorer

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Construction to build a new museum began in 1917. With funds donated by De Young, and

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as head architect, the De Young Museum was completed in 1921 in a "sixteenth century

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documented in a way that makes it possible to analyze their efficiency or success".

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In the 1860s, San Franciscans felt the need for a spacious public park similar to

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district, where they embraced communal living and counter-establishment values.

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persuaded officials to build the Children's House and Play Ground, designed by

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Rashômo: The Multiple Histories of the Japanese Tea Garden at Golden Gate Park

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Hellman Hollow also plays host to a number of large-scale events, such as the

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runs along the southern edge of the park. Access to the park on the westbound

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measuring 60 feet tall. Erected by Episcopalians in 1894, it commemorates Sir

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San Francisco, the Bay and Its Cities. New York: Hastings House, 1947. Print.

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on the far eastern end of the park. The 44 and 28 both run through the park.

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Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in California

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Five Thousand Concerts in the Park: The History of the Golden Gate Park Band

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Roschelle, Anne; Wright, Talmadge (2003). Hall, Tim; Miles, Malcolm (eds.).

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San Francisco's Golden Gate Park – A Thousand and Seventeen Acres of Stories

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This article is about the public park in San Francisco. For other uses, see

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San Francisco's Golden Gate Park: A Thousand and Seventeen Acres of Stories

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San Francisco's Golden Gate Park: A Thousand and Seventeen Acres of Stories

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San Francisco's Golden Gate Park: A Thousand and Seventeen Acres of Stories

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San Francisco's Golden Gate Park: A Thousand and Seventeen Acres of Stories

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Marinucci, Carla; Barnum, Alex; Van Derbeken, Jaxon (November 7, 1997).

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from the park, though in reality, the bridge isn't visible from the park

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held by musician and filmmaker Michael Franti with Guerrilla Management.

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in Golden Gate Park until he died in 1943, aged 96. McLaren Avenue, in

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The Papers of Frederick Law Olmsted: The Last Great Projects, 1890–1895

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of many types and designs plying the lake's waters most times of year.

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Press Reference Library (Southwest Edition): Notables of the Southwest

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Architect: The Work of the Pritzker Prize Laureates in Their Own Words

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runs along the northern boundary of the park along Fulton Street. The

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contains plants from the tropics of South America (near the equator).

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is a sunken, oval-shaped open-air plaza originally excavated for the

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themselves as the police adopted a policy of looking the other way.

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feed into Middle Lake. Its noteworthy bird population is its ducks.

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Before the construction of its windmills, Golden Gate Park paid the

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revealed an assassination plot against the Queen during her visit.

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The Rose Garden is found between the John F. Kennedy Promenade and

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Hippie Hill has been a part of San Francisco's history, namely the

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Golden Gate Park: San Francisco's Urban Oasis in Vintage Postcards

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filmed scenes in the park for at least two 1915 movies, including

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important food source to Native American groups in San Francisco.

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funds supplemented by local donations. This 55 acres (22 ha)

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by stacking thousands of tree boughs over the course of 20 years.

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Nichols, Rev. William F. (January 21, 1894) “Prayer-Book Cross.”

4768:"Opinion | This Monument to White Supremacy Hides in Plain Sight" 4728:"S.F. welcomed 1st Northwest Passage sailor but mistreated sloop" 4350:"Golden Gate Park Conservatory of Flowers | World Monuments Fund" 3666:. San Rafael, California: Insight Editions. pp. 38, 70, 106. 3522:. San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. 2011. Archived from 3289: 2319: 2315: 1992: 217: 6781:

San Francisco in the 1930s: The WPA Guide to the City by the Bay

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is a live recording of the concert given on May 7, 1969, by the

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In 2013, San Francisco photographer David Cruz shot pictures of

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The plan and planting were developed by Hall and his assistant,

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Parks on the National Register of Historic Places in California

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National Register of Historic Places listings in San Francisco

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Our better nature: environment and the making of San Francisco

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is landlocked and not a part of the park's irrigation system.

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decided on the new name of "Blue Heron Lake", in honor of the

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Third Biennial Report of the San Francisco Park Commissioners

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from 1946 to 1970, and for one season in 1960, it hosted the

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room is similar in conditions as those near the Amazon River.

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The Immortal San Franciscans for Whom the Streets Were Named

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The stadium also hosts the football game in the three-part

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and the adults congregated in the mess halls to socialize.

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Main attractions include cultural institutions such as the

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St. Paul Street Evangelization – San Francisco, California

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has the most overall wins in the game (16) after breaking

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performed free concerts there during the Summer of Love.

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Golden Gate Park is recognized as the birthplace of the

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was a central meeting place, and renowned artists like

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Public park in San Francisco, California, United States

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Urban Futures: Critical Commentaries on Shaping Cities

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National Register of Historic Places in San Francisco

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Vega, Cecilia; Knight, Heather (September 29, 2006).

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Lawson, Kristan; Rufus, Anneli (September 24, 2013).

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San Francisco Model Yacht Club boat on Spreckels Lake

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contains native plants from South to Central America.

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California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894

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Another silent comedy short was filmed in the park,

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San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum

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San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)

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attitudes of the period. At the event, psychologist

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as seen from the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park

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Panoramic view of Golden Gate Park from an airplane

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Washington, DC: Island Press. p. 109. 5321:(1915) – Mabel Normand & Fatty Arbuckle" 5166:"History and Functions of Botanical Gardens" 4570:"Windmill Power for Golden Gate Park – 1914" 3600: 3201:(2006) was shot in the Children's Playground 2767:'s record four-game winning streak in 2009. 2614:people could go to heal. Renovation for the 2139:, now an island with an electrically pumped 2050:stops along the eastern edge of the park in 1885:, it was designed by the architectural firm 10266:Works Progress Administration in California 8258:Statue of Thomas Starr King (San Francisco) 8172:Statue of Francis Scott Key (San Francisco) 6950: 4863:Olmsted, Frederick Law (January 20, 2015). 4834: 4564: 4562: 3676: 2972:has been hosted every August in the park's 2861: 1549: 441:Golden Gate Park earned the designation of 10241:Music venues in the San Francisco Bay Area 9737: 9723: 8788: 8774: 8237:Statue of John J. 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(2009). 4006:Petalson, Ruth (2010). 3968:San Francisco Chronicle 3916:San Francisco Chronicle 3864:San Francisco Chronicle 3129:Conservatory of Flowers 3068:(1947) was shot in the 3033:Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle 2679:Park Presidio Boulevard 2410:Conservatory of Flowers 2180:Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle 1979:, half a mile from the 1825:Prayer to Saint Michael 1576:Conservatory of Flowers 1561:Conservatory of Flowers 1555:Conservatory of Flowers 1373:newspaper magnate, the 740:Conservatory of Flowers 412:Conservatory of Flowers 150:; 154 years ago 10216:Parks in San Francisco 9675:Carnaval San Francisco 9331:Sharp Park Golf Course 9163:San Francisco Maritime 8244:Statue of John McLaren 7715:Dobbin, Hamilton Henry 7152:www.goldengatejoad.com 6429:Pollock, Christopher. 6349:Cite journal requires 6282:Bergamin, Alessandra. 6036:"Forestry Restoration" 5758:Pollock, Christopher. 5149:Edwards, Nick (2012). 4615:Time Out San Francisco 3065:The Lady from Shanghai 3000: 2871: 2816: 2808: 2727: 2655: 2606: 2496: 2405: 2350: 2288:, belted kingfishers, 2209: 2125: 2093: 2048:33 Ashbury/18th Street 1984: 1902: 1823:at the site using the 1707: 1677: 1666: 1579: 1500: 1489: 1443: 1362: 1354: 1311: 1097:. 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December 20, 2019. 4895:Golden Gate Park.com 4704:Catholic News Agency 4528:on September 3, 2014 4139:on November 25, 2015 4054:on November 25, 2015 3420:Golden Gate Park.com 2774:competition between 2772:Bruce-Mahoney Trophy 2501:Sydney golden wattle 2447:, and expression of 2131:, formerly known as 1926:Herbert Fleishhacker 1910:Percy & Hamilton 1906:William Hammond Hall 1881:by trees. A gift of 1809:Salvatore Cordileone 1528:Executive Order 9066 1290:Music Concourse area 1265:Board of Supervisors 1035:was the home of the 965:is named after him. 903:Collis P. Huntington 864:William Hammond Hall 385:William Hammond Hall 305:William Hammond Hall 126:37.76972; -122.47694 9695:San Francisco Pride 9649:Stonestown Galleria 9351:Yerba Buena Gardens 9036:Aquarium of the Bay 8978:Palace of Fine Arts 8364:Stow Lake Boathouse 8324:Japanese Tea Garden 8294:AIDS Memorial Grove 7939:de Guzman, Dianne. 6922:"About The Friends" 6746:on January 28, 2015 6616:. 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