Fort Point - San Francisco, CA - World War II Sites on Waymarking.com

"Fort Point remained in service during World War II until 1943. More than 100 soldiers of the 6th U.S. Coast Artillery Regiment were stationed at searchlights and rapid-fire cannons mounted at the fort. The soldiers stood guard over the Golden Gate and the 7,000-ton, seven-mile metal submarine net (manufactured at the Tiburon Net Depot) stretching from Sausalito to San Francisco."

Related Website: [Web Link] Supplementary Related Website: [Web Link] Admission Fee: Free Opening Days/Times: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10 AM to 5 PM

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