Angel Island State Park

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

28 May 2005

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This building, built in 1912, was multifunctional. It was a mess hall able to serve 1,410 soldiers at a sitting. In addition, it was a theater, a gymnasium, a drill hall and a lecture facility	Some things never seem to change	The mess hall building

	The mess hall building	The mess hall building

The mess hall building	On the right is the Post Exchange, built in 1910, on the left, and barely visible in this photo is the mess hall. In the center is the concrete tilt-up enlisted men's barracks.	The Post Exchange. Built in 1910

The Post Exchange	The barracks at Fort McDowell. Built in 1910	The barracks

The barracks	The barracks. I have seen three publications that each have conflicting numbers as to the number of men this facility was able to accommodate. Take your choice: 600 men, 800 men or 1,000 men.

The guard house was built in 1911 and it was able to accommodate 60 prisoners and 24 guards		Cells in the guard house

Interior of a cell	Latrine in the guard house. You want privacy? Sorry, but the military is not the place for privacy	The United States enters World War II

The site of a bowling alley	Officer's Row. A series of homes on a hillside overlooking the other buildings at Fort McDowell	Officer's housing

Officer's housing	The Angel Island Immigration Station was in operation between 1910 and 1940. During WWII it was used to house German and Japanese prisoners of war

		Military barracks were also built at the immigration site during WWII

	A view of the Richmond San Rafael Bridge from the Immigration Station site	This building was a hospital at the immigration station. During WWII it was converted to military barracks

Vandals destroyed the commodes at the old hospital	The main immigration administration building occupied this site. On 12 August 1940, the building burned down	The immigration station's main heating plant.

	The Angel Island ferry arriving from Tiburon	Farewell to Angel Island