In this 90 minute webinar we’ll explore the interwoven histories of Fort Mason (once called Black Point) and its sheltered neighbor, Aquatic Park. Highlights include the early “squatter” mansions built during the Gold Rush, Civil War fortifications, World War II troop embarkation piers, a 1906 refugee camp and 1915 World’s Fair pavilions. The Aquatic Park story covers its evolution from a Spanish anchorage to a polluted industrial backwater, and its 1930s conversion to a “people’s palace” anchored by the wonderful art deco Casino, now the Maritime Museum.
This is an online Zoom webinar, NOT an in-person event. Zoom details will be sent to registrants closer to the event date.
Attendees automatically give permission for the Conservancy to use any photos taken at the event for marketing purposes and/or the website.
This event is for Parks Conservancy members only. If you are not a member, please join here.
Registration open now.
