San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park

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 Visibility: 10 Unlimited Miles
 Pressure: 30.17 in/Hg
 Wind: From the WNW at 5 mph
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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.

 
Balclutha is a full-rigged sailing ship, built in Scotland and launched in 1886.

The Historic Ships

Discover the historic fleet of vessels moored at the park's Hyde Street Pier.
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A historical map of the San Francisco waterfront.

Library and Collections

Did you know that the park holds collections of books, oral histories, sea chanteys, photographs, letters, diaries, logbooks, maps, tools, toys, folk art and paintings?
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A painting by W. A. Coulter depicting San Francisco engulfed in flames following the 1906 earthquake. Photo courtesy of the Coulter Estate.

W. A. Coulter Exhibition

Exhibit of 100 maritime paintings features Coulter's 10-foot-long earthquake painting, "San Francisco Fire, 1906" (detail shown at left).
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San Francisco Maritime NHP
Lower Fort Mason, Bldg. E
San Francisco, CA 94123

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Phone

Visitor Information
(415) 447-5000

Administration
(415) 561-7000

Fax

(415) 556-1624

Climate

San Francisco is located in a Mediterranean climate. The rainy season usually lasts from November to March. Rainfall is unlikely from April through October. The warmest months are usually September and October and the famous San Francisco fog begins rolling in through the Golden Gate in the spring and can persist throughout the summer months. The average annual temperature is 62.5F (16.9C). The Bay Area is known for its microclimates, which can change dramatically from neighborhood to neighborhood.  
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