Windmill & U.S. Life Boat Station - Revision history

Ccarlsson at 06:53, 22 May 2023

2023-05-22T06:53:43Z

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	'''This photo shows the streetcar tracks of the #7 line in Golden Gate Park, c. 1903.'''		'''This photo shows the streetcar tracks of the #7 line in Golden Gate Park, c. 1903.'''

	~~It is looking south from just inside GGP at Fulton & LaPlaya. The Dutch windmill is at the left of the photo; the buildings on the right are the~~ old U.S. Lifeboat Station and Coast Guard station/housing (no longer there). The #7 terminal was at Playland; from there it traveled south along LaPlaya, crossed Fulton and entered GGP and traveled along a right-of-~~way, to a tunnel under (what is now) JFK Dr., which is the~~ tunnel ~~visible directly ahead in the photo, south to a bridge (next photo) (no longer there) over South Drive, then turned east onto Lincoln Way, and onto Haight, etc. The old streetcar right~~-of-~~way is still there as a dirt path, as is the tunnel under JFK drive, passing behind the Beach Chalet~~. ~~<br>''Thanks to Andrew Mihailovsky for this extended caption''~~		[[Image:Ggp old-rr-tunnel-west-end 20220816 220239472.MP.jpg]]

	''~~Photo: C~~. ~~R. collection~~''		'''Old railroad tunnel under JFK Drive.'''

	~~[[Image~~:~~Dutch Windmill 1910s View from Great Highway~~, ~~Sailing ship Gjoa opensfhistory wnp27.0458.jpg\|800px]]~~		''Photo: Chris Carlsson, 2022''

	~~'''Queen Wilhelmina Windmill with~~ the ~~sailing ship ''Gjoa''~~ which ~~occupied this spot near today's site~~ of the Beach Chalet ~~for many years~~.'''		It is looking south from just inside GGP at Fulton & LaPlaya. The Dutch windmill is at the left of the photo; the buildings on the right are the old U.S. Lifeboat Station and Coast Guard station/housing (no longer there). The #7 terminal was at Playland; from there it traveled south along LaPlaya, crossed Fulton and entered GGP and traveled along a right-of-way, to a tunnel under (what is now) JFK Dr., which is the tunnel visible directly ahead in the photo, south to a bridge (next photo) (no longer there) over South Drive, then turned east onto Lincoln Way, and onto Haight, etc. The old streetcar right-of-way is still there as a dirt path, as is the tunnel under JFK drive, passing behind the Beach Chalet. <br>''Thanks to Andrew Mihailovsky for this extended caption''

	''Photo: ~~OpenSFHistory~~.~~org wnp27~~.~~0458~~''		''Photo: C. R. collection''

	[[Image:Windmill-Queen-Wilhelmina-2017 1045.jpg]]		[[Image:Windmill-Queen-Wilhelmina-2017 1045.jpg]]

Ccarlsson: added new windmill and Gjoa photo

2023-05-22T06:26:29Z

added new windmill and Gjoa photo

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	''Photo: C. R. collection''		''Photo: C. R. collection''

	[[Image:Windmill~~-streetcar-and-horse-drawn-carriages-at-ocean-end-of-GG-Park-c-1910~~.jpg\|~~720px~~]]		[[Image:Dutch Windmill 1910s View from Great Highway, Sailing ship Gjoa opensfhistory wnp27.0458.jpg\|800px]]

	'''Windmill~~, streetcar and horse-drawn carriages at~~ the ~~far western end~~ of ~~Golden Gate Park, c. 1910~~.'''		'''Queen Wilhelmina Windmill with the sailing ship ''Gjoa'' which occupied this spot near today's site of the Beach Chalet for many years.'''

	''Photo: C. R. ~~collection~~''		''Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp27.0458''

	[[Image:Windmill-Queen-Wilhelmina-2017 1045.jpg]]		[[Image:Windmill-Queen-Wilhelmina-2017 1045.jpg]]

Ccarlsson: added photos

2020-03-22T22:14:31Z

added photos

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	''Photo: C. R. collection''		''Photo: C. R. collection''

	[[Image:~~ggpk$dutch~~-~~windmill~~-~~1999~~.jpg]]		[[Image:Windmill-Queen-Wilhelmina-2017 1045.jpg]]

	'''Dutch Windmill, restored in the 1980s, pumps water through the park as it sits majestically near the Ocean, above the Queen Wilhelmina Tulip Gardens.'''		'''Dutch Windmill, restored in the 1980s, pumps water through the park as it sits majestically near the Ocean, above the Queen Wilhelmina Tulip Gardens.'''

			''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

			[[Image:Windmill Queen-W 20190412 233357.jpg]]

			'''The Queen Wilhelmina Windmill illuminated against a nearly full moon, April 2019.'''

	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

Ccarlsson at 20:46, 17 March 2020

2020-03-17T20:46:20Z

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	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

	[[~~Transplanted Traffic Barrier Becomes Shrine~~ \| Prev. Document]] [[Conservatory\| Next Document]]		[[Park and Ocean Railroad \| Prev. Document]] [[Conservatory\| Next Document]]

	[[category:Golden Gate Park]] [[category:1900s]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:landmarks]] [[category:Transit]]		[[category:Golden Gate Park]] [[category:1900s]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:landmarks]] [[category:Transit]]

Ccarlsson: Ccarlsson moved page Windmill to Windmill & U.S. Life Boat Station

2016-10-10T08:26:15Z

Ccarlsson moved page Windmill to Windmill & U.S. Life Boat Station

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Ccarlsson: added U.S. Lifeboat Station materials to this page, will change name

2016-10-10T08:25:26Z

added U.S. Lifeboat Station materials to this page, will change name

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 '''<font face = arial light> <font color = maroon> <font size = 3>Unfinished History</font></font> </font>'''
-[[Image:ggpk$windmill-1904.jpg]]
+[[Image:US Life Boat Station Corner of Great Hwy and Fulton nd wnp4.1132.jpg]]
 '''1904 photograph of the Dutch Windmill in Golden Gate Park built in 1903'''
 ''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA''
 [[Image:Train-tracks-in-backyard-sunset-or-west-portal-nd.jpg|720px]]
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 '''This photo shows the streetcar tracks of the #7 line in Golden Gate Park, c. 1903.'''
-It is looking south from just inside GGP at Fulton & LaPlaya. The Dutch windmill is at the left of the photo;  the buildings on the right are the old Coast Guard station/housing (no longer there). The #7 terminal was at Playland;  from there it traveled south along LaPlaya, crossed Fulton and entered GGP and traveled along a right-of-way, to a tunnel under (what is now) JFK Dr., which is the tunnel visible directly ahead in the photo, south to a bridge (next photo) (no longer there) over South Drive, then turned east onto Lincoln Way, and onto Haight, etc. The old streetcar right-of-way is still there as a dirt path, as is the tunnel under JFK drive, passing behind the Beach Chalet. <br>''Thanks to Andrew Mihailovsky for this extended caption''
+It is looking south from just inside GGP at Fulton & LaPlaya. The Dutch windmill is at the left of the photo;  the buildings on the right are the old U.S. Lifeboat Station and Coast Guard station/housing (no longer there). The #7 terminal was at Playland;  from there it traveled south along LaPlaya, crossed Fulton and entered GGP and traveled along a right-of-way, to a tunnel under (what is now) JFK Dr., which is the tunnel visible directly ahead in the photo, south to a bridge (next photo) (no longer there) over South Drive, then turned east onto Lincoln Way, and onto Haight, etc. The old streetcar right-of-way is still there as a dirt path, as is the tunnel under JFK drive, passing behind the Beach Chalet. <br>''Thanks to Andrew Mihailovsky for this extended caption''
 ''Photo: C. R. collection''

Ccarlsson at 07:56, 10 October 2016

2016-10-10T07:56:55Z

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	'''This photo shows the streetcar tracks of the #7 line in Golden Gate Park, c. 1903.'''		'''This photo shows the streetcar tracks of the #7 line in Golden Gate Park, c. 1903.'''

	It is looking south from just inside GGP at Fulton & LaPlaya. The Dutch windmill is at the left of the photo; the buildings on the right are the old Coast Guard station/housing (no longer there). The #7 terminal was at Playland; from there it traveled south along LaPlaya, crossed Fulton and entered GGP and traveled along a right-of-way, to a tunnel under (what is now) JFK Dr., which is the tunnel visible directly ahead in the photo, south to a bridge (no longer there) over South Drive, then turned east onto Lincoln Way, and onto Haight, etc. The old streetcar right-of-way is still there as a dirt path, as is the tunnel under JFK drive, passing behind the Beach Chalet. <br>''Thanks to Andrew Mihailovsky for this extended caption''		It is looking south from just inside GGP at Fulton & LaPlaya. The Dutch windmill is at the left of the photo; the buildings on the right are the old Coast Guard station/housing (no longer there). The #7 terminal was at Playland; from there it traveled south along LaPlaya, crossed Fulton and entered GGP and traveled along a right-of-way, to a tunnel under (what is now) JFK Dr., which is the tunnel visible directly ahead in the photo, south to a bridge (next photo) (no longer there) over South Drive, then turned east onto Lincoln Way, and onto Haight, etc. The old streetcar right-of-way is still there as a dirt path, as is the tunnel under JFK drive, passing behind the Beach Chalet. <br>''Thanks to Andrew Mihailovsky for this extended caption''

	''Photo: C. R. collection''		''Photo: C. R. collection''

Ccarlsson: moved photo here thanks to Andrew Mihailovsky's suggestion

2016-10-10T07:54:47Z

moved photo here thanks to Andrew Mihailovsky's suggestion

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	''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA''		''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA''

			[[Image:Train-tracks-in-backyard-sunset-or-west-portal-nd.jpg\|720px]]

			'''This photo shows the streetcar tracks of the #7 line in Golden Gate Park, c. 1903.'''

			It is looking south from just inside GGP at Fulton & LaPlaya. The Dutch windmill is at the left of the photo; the buildings on the right are the old Coast Guard station/housing (no longer there). The #7 terminal was at Playland; from there it traveled south along LaPlaya, crossed Fulton and entered GGP and traveled along a right-of-way, to a tunnel under (what is now) JFK Dr., which is the tunnel visible directly ahead in the photo, south to a bridge (no longer there) over South Drive, then turned east onto Lincoln Way, and onto Haight, etc. The old streetcar right-of-way is still there as a dirt path, as is the tunnel under JFK drive, passing behind the Beach Chalet. <br>''Thanks to Andrew Mihailovsky for this extended caption''

			''Photo: C. R. collection''

	[[Image:Windmill-streetcar-and-horse-drawn-carriages-at-ocean-end-of-GG-Park-c-1910.jpg\|720px]]		[[Image:Windmill-streetcar-and-horse-drawn-carriages-at-ocean-end-of-GG-Park-c-1910.jpg\|720px]]
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	[[Transplanted Traffic Barrier Becomes Shrine \| Prev. Document]] [[Conservatory\| Next Document]]		[[Transplanted Traffic Barrier Becomes Shrine \| Prev. Document]] [[Conservatory\| Next Document]]

	[[category:Golden Gate Park]] [[category:1900s]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:landmarks]]		[[category:Golden Gate Park]] [[category:1900s]] [[category:1990s]] [[category:landmarks]] [[category:Transit]]

Lisaruth at 00:29, 13 July 2016

2016-07-13T00:29:29Z

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	'''Windmill, streetcar and horse-drawn carriages at the far western end of Golden Gate Park, c. 1910.'''		'''Windmill, streetcar and horse-drawn carriages at the far western end of Golden Gate Park, c. 1910.'''

	''Photo: ~~Charles Ruiz~~ collection''		''Photo: C. R. collection''

	[[Image:ggpk$dutch-windmill-1999.jpg]]		[[Image:ggpk$dutch-windmill-1999.jpg]]

Ccarlsson: added Charles Ruiz photos

2014-05-27T22:49:08Z

added Charles Ruiz photos

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	'''1904 photograph of the Dutch Windmill in Golden Gate Park built in 1903'''		'''1904 photograph of the Dutch Windmill in Golden Gate Park built in 1903'''

	''Photo: ~~Greg Gaar~~ Collection, San Francisco, CA''		''Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA''

			[[Image:Windmill-streetcar-and-horse-drawn-carriages-at-ocean-end-of-GG-Park-c-1910.jpg\|720px]]

			'''Windmill, streetcar and horse-drawn carriages at the far western end of Golden Gate Park, c. 1910.'''

			''Photo: Charles Ruiz collection''

	[[Image:ggpk$dutch-windmill-1999.jpg]]		[[Image:ggpk$dutch-windmill-1999.jpg]]