Angel Island State Park

A Bicycle Tour of the "Jewel of San Francisco Bay"

28 May 2005

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The Golden Gate Bridge from Battery Wallace Battery Ledyard was put into service in 1899. It was armed with two 5" guns
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Rock crusher built in 1931 to crush rock for road pavement Rock quarry Rock crusher
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Rock crusher Rock crusher
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Battery Drew was put into service in 1898. Its location was know as "Mortar Hill." The 8" shell that it fired had a range of 20 miles Battery Drew
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Battery Drew bunker. Commanding Officer quarters Battery Drew Battery Drew ammunition storage
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Battery Drew bunker Point Blunt. This the site of a present day Coast Guard Station San Francisco and Alcatraz island. Alcatraz was an Army prison prior to becoming a Federal Penitentiary. Below Battery Drew was "Alcatraz Gardens." This was the location where vegetables were grown as food for the Army prisoners of Alcatraz
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Site of a Nike missile launching facility. Built in 1954 and dismantled in 1962. 12 missiles could be fired simultaneously Nike missile site
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Nike missile site Emergency exit from the underground missile storage area It appears that the storage area is 25 feet below ground. No, I did not go down the stairs
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One of three notches carved in the hill to give missile line of sight to the radar control station which was located in the distance on Mount Caroline Livermore San Francisco from the Nike missile site The Bay Bridge with Oakland and the East Bay Hills in the distance
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The Administration Building of Fort McDowell. Also know as "East Garrison," this military base was named Fort McDowell on 4 April 1900 The Administration Building
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Drive safely...or else The Fort McDowell chapel
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The interior of the Fort McDowell chapel Originally a 70 bed hospital, this building was used as the headquarters of the Nike missile battalion from 1954 through 1962
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Hospital Hospital. Note the crossed cannon insignia on the summit of the parapet. An indication that the final use of the hospital was as a HQ building for an artillery outfit...the Nike missile battalion Hospital courtyard
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Hospital exterior Hospital interior Hospital interior
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Hospital latrine Hospital interior the rear of the hospital




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