San Francisco Galleries by City Birds
Galleries 31-35 Index Page

Gallery 31 features Pier 39, Fishermen's Wharf, during a pleasant Winter 2006 morning.  There are views of and from the Wharf including Alcatraz, the Liberty Ship Jeremiah O'Brien.  Also seen are the -- once slated for eviction -- world famous Sea Lions.  There are a few shots of La Fayette Square Park.  The gallery ends with some interesting clouds.

Gallery 32 features Fort Winfield Scott, on the western side of the Presidio.  Its primary function was command of the coastal artillery batteries protecting the San Francisco area.  Seen are buildings from each period of the Fort's service.  The pictures, taken during two visits (a sunny day and a foggy day), are seen as they appeared in 2006.

Gallery 33 features Missión San Francisco de Asís, aka Mission Dolores, which is, along with the Presidio, where the post-Native American history of San Francisco begins.  The very week our Declaration of Independ- ence was being signed, Missión San Francisco de Asís was founded.  Highlighted are the Mission and adjoining Cemetery and Basilica.

Gallery 34 begins with pictures of the East side of Fort Mason known as Black Point.  The West side of the Fort was covered in Gallery Nine.  Also featured is the city's "crookedest street" on Russian Hill.  We include some of the City's more famous views from both Ft. Mason and the Hill.  We wrapped up our May 2006 tour at LaFayette Park.

Gallery 35 features the Point Lobos area of San Francisco which is located at the Western-most side of the City.  This gallery covers the Vietnam War Memorial at Fort Miley, the Palace of the Legion of Honor, Holocaust Memorial, and the Kanrin Maru Monument during Summer 2006.