Docks and Warehouses, Fort Mason, San Francisco, California

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		A Fort Mason pier and warehouse, as seen from Aquatic Park.

		A pier between Aquatic Park and Fort Mason.

		A view of a pier and warehouse from above. This warehouse is now Festival Pavilion.

		The front facade of Festival Pavilion.

		A long row of warehouses along the western limit of the fort.

		The facade of Herbst Pavilion.

		A pier and warehouse.

		Warehouse facade.

		Some aging concrete walls of a pier warehouse.

		The end of the Festival Pavilion pier, looking east towards Berkeley.

		Decay.













		The interior iron work and trusses of a pier warehouse.

		A pair of joined warehouses, just inland from the piers.

		Bars on a warehouse window. Most of these bars have been removed.

		Warehouse wall. Note the three protrusions near the lower-right window. These attachments show where bars have been removed.

		A wrehouse, now "Landmark Building B."

		A warehouse fire escape.





		Fort Mason's firehouse.

		The rear of the firehouse nearly runs into the hill.

		An odd door at the rear of the firehouse.

		A heavy chain lies on the rocks below the firehouse.

		The stern of the brigantine Galilee rests in the parking lot.

		A close-up of the Galilee's stern. The stern of the ship belongs to the California Maritime Museum. A bit of the bow is in Benicia.

		Some of the Galilee's structure is exposed at the quarter.

		Rail lines run every which way among the warehouses.

		A railway intersection.

		A rail tunnel connects the warehouses to the Aquatic Park area.

		Some Spanish Revival tiling on the guard house. A few more images of the docks and warehouses.