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Monthly Archives: July 2018

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NOW ON VIEW @ Presidio: Dislocation & Divergence Exhibit

WWII Detention mock-up horse stall
Camp Map
Records Search on Interactive Kiosk
12 – 5, Weekends
12- 5 W-F group tours by appointment

 

Exhibit, NewsBy NJAHSJuly 13, 2018

ADVISORY: Crissy Field Avenue Closure, Effective July 20th

Dear Presidio Tenants, On Friday, July 20, the Presidio Trust will permanently close Crissy Field Avenue to vehicles and begin converting the roadway to a multi-use trail for pedestrians and cyclists. This will create a safe and enjoyable trail connection between two of the park’s most visited destinations – Crissy Field and the Golden Gate Bridge. Upon the closure, pedestrians will continue to be able to travel in both directions and cyclists may still travel uphill. In coming months, improvements will be made to the trail making it accessible to cyclists in both directions (uphill and downhill). Automobiles will continue to have access from Crissy Field up to Lincoln Boulevard using McDowell Avenue. Transforming Crissy Field Avenue into a multi-use trail was envisioned in the Presidio Trails and Bikeways Master Plan published by the Presidio Trust and National Park Service in 2003. As Presidio Parkway construction draws to a close, we now have the ability to make the change. Should you have questions about this project, please contact Clay Harrell, Presidio Trust Communications, at charrell@presidiotrust.gov THANK YOU Presidio WorkSpaces 222 Halleck Street, Suite B P.O. Box 29546 San Francisco, CA 94129
NewsBy NJAHSJuly 6, 2018

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