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'''Presidio parade grounds circa 1917.'''
'''Presidio parade grounds circa 1917.'''


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


== Presidio Environmental restoration as urban renewal. Photographs of the Presidio parade grounds in 1917 and 1996. ==
[[Image:Presidio main post 1920s opensfhistory wnp27.6263.jpg|800px]]
 
'''The main post/parade grounds in 1920s filled with tents.'''
 
''Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp27.6263''
 
Presidio Environmental restoration as urban renewal. Photographs of the Presidio parade grounds in 1917 and 1996.


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'''The Presidio parade grounds in 1996.'''
'''The Presidio parade grounds in 1996.'''


Contributors to this page include:
''Photo: Carla Lazer''
 
[[Image:El-Presidio-de-San-Francisco 20210709 211544884.jpg]]
 
'''The Main Post of the Presidio, with an archaeological dig just beyond the sign and the cannon, 2021.'''
 
''Photo: Chris Carlsson''
 
[[Image:Main-post 20210709 211819618.jpg]]
 
'''Main post structures, home to various museums and nonprofits 2021.'''
 
''Photo: Chris Carlsson''


''Lazer,Carla - Photographer-Artist ''
[http://www.spur.org/documents/040101_article_04.shtm Analysis] of new (mid-2000s) plans for Presidio's Historic Parade Ground. Most recently Don Fisher, owner of The Gap, has sought permission to build a museum to house his extensive collection of modern art.
 
[http://library.presidio.gov/archive/documents/MP_Overview.pdf Presidio Trust overview] of parade ground plans (pdf)
 
[[Image:3rd-Co-USTC-Presidio-Nov-14-1917 300dpi.jpg|800px]]
 
'''3rd Company, USTC, at the Presidio, Nov. 14, 1917.'''
 
''Photo: Shaping San Francisco''
 
[[Image:Troops-mock-battle-1876.jpg]]
 
'''U.S. troops stage mock battle, c. 1876. Troops from the Presidio were used to subdue natives in northeastern California not long before this exercise.'''
 
''Photo: Private Collection''


Gaar Collection,San Francisco,CA - Publisher or Photographer


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Unfinished History

Presidio$parade-grounds-1917.jpg

Presidio parade grounds circa 1917.

Photo: Private Collection, San Francisco, CA

Presidio main post 1920s opensfhistory wnp27.6263.jpg

The main post/parade grounds in 1920s filled with tents.

Photo: OpenSFHistory.org wnp27.6263

Presidio Environmental restoration as urban renewal. Photographs of the Presidio parade grounds in 1917 and 1996.

Presidio$parade-grounds-1996.jpg

The Presidio parade grounds in 1996.

Photo: Carla Lazer

El-Presidio-de-San-Francisco 20210709 211544884.jpg

The Main Post of the Presidio, with an archaeological dig just beyond the sign and the cannon, 2021.

Photo: Chris Carlsson

Main-post 20210709 211819618.jpg

Main post structures, home to various museums and nonprofits 2021.

Photo: Chris Carlsson

Analysis of new (mid-2000s) plans for Presidio's Historic Parade Ground. Most recently Don Fisher, owner of The Gap, has sought permission to build a museum to house his extensive collection of modern art.

Presidio Trust overview of parade ground plans (pdf)

3rd-Co-USTC-Presidio-Nov-14-1917 300dpi.jpg

3rd Company, USTC, at the Presidio, Nov. 14, 1917.

Photo: Shaping San Francisco

Troops-mock-battle-1876.jpg

U.S. troops stage mock battle, c. 1876. Troops from the Presidio were used to subdue natives in northeastern California not long before this exercise.

Photo: Private Collection


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