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24th and Mission: the plaza by the station

Local name: 24th Street Mission BART Plaza / Plaza Sandino

Here you will see why the artists placed the train on human hands.

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Open in mapsOn the “Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys” route

1. 24th and Mission: the plaza by the stationHistory24th and Mission: the plaza by the station: story on the “Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys” route

   Here you will see why the artists placed the train on human hands.

2. Balmy AlleyHistoryBalmy Alley: story on the “Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys” route

   The finale will return the collective method to the children’s project and the first walls received by the women artists.

3. Battery East Viewing PlatformHistoryBattery East Viewing Platform: story on the “Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate” route

   Here you will see what distinguished an earthen artillery position from a brick fort and why it was never completed.

4. City Lights Bookstore and Publishers and Jack Kerouac AlleyHistoryCity Lights Bookstore and Publishers and Jack Kerouac Alley: story on the “San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown” route

   A dispute over a small book will take the route from the fight for city land to freedom of the press.

5. Clarion AlleyHistoryClarion Alley: story on the “Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys” route

   The alley will show how the right to a wall must be gained, lost, and regained.

6. Coit Tower and the summit of Telegraph HillHistoryCoit Tower and the summit of Telegraph Hill: story on the “San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown” route

   Here it will become clear why the hill kept the name of a vanished device and then gained a new landmark.

7. Crissy FieldHistoryCrissy Field: story on the “Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate” route

   This stop will explain how the designers preserved the outline of the airfield while also bringing seawater back to part of the lowland.

8. Dragon Gate and the first blocks of Grant AvenueHistoryDragon Gate and the first blocks of Grant Avenue: story on the “San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown” route

   The finale will show how merchants kept the neighborhood in its original place and made the street a route for visitors.

9. Ferry BuildingHistory · wheelchair — yes · built 1898Ferry Building: story on the “San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown” route

   Here the route begins with the moment when a transportation terminal had to become an escape route.

10. Fort PointHistoryFort Point: story on the “Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate” route

    This stop will show the engineering concession that allowed the bridge to be built over the fort rather than in its place.

11. Golden Gate Bridge Welcome CenterHistoryGolden Gate Bridge Welcome Center: story on the “Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate” route

    The final stop will explain why official recognition of one of the bridge’s chief engineers came seventy years late.

12. Levi’s Plaza and the lower entrance to the Filbert StepsHistoryLevi’s Plaza and the lower entrance to the Filbert Steps: story on the “San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown” route

    An archaeological find will show just how far people pushed back the shoreline.

13. Mission DoloresHistoryMission Dolores: story on the “Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys” route

    Here begins the story of the price Indigenous people paid for the missionary order.

14. Mission Dolores ParkHistoryMission Dolores Park: story on the “Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys” route

    This stop connects the struggle for public land with temporary homes after the earthquake.

15. Parade Lawn and Montgomery Street BarracksHistoryParade Lawn and Montgomery Street Barracks: story on the “Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate” route

    This stop will show how a Black regiment became the Army's public representative at a world's fair.

16. Pier SevenHistoryPier Seven: story on the “San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown” route

    An ordinary waterfront platform will become the place where a professional career gets another chance.

17. Precita Eyes CenterHistoryPrecita Eyes Center: story on the “Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys” route

    Here the route moves from a finished mural to the workshop where collaborative painting is taught across generations.

18. Presidio Tunnel TopsHistoryPresidio Tunnel Tops: story on the “Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate” route

    Here, a private initiative turned the replacement of a dangerous elevated roadway into a restored route from the barracks to the water.

19. Presidio Visitor CenterHistoryPresidio Visitor Center: story on the “Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate” route

    Here you will learn who prepared the former base for civilian life and why the old guardhouse was retained for the park’s new entrance.

20. The Mural “Carnaval”HistoryThe Mural “Carnaval”: story on the “Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys” route

    This stop will show how the awkward architecture of the facade became part of the image and its protection.

21. The Women's Building and “MaestraPeace”HistoryThe Women's Building and “MaestraPeace”: story on the “Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys” route

    Here, a building of their own and a shared mural turn out to be two parts of the same victory over debt.

22. Warming Hut and Torpedo WharfHistoryWarming Hut and Torpedo Wharf: story on the “Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate” route

    Here, the everyday work of the mine depot that prepared barriers for the entrance to the bay will be revealed.

23. Washington SquareHistoryWashington Square: story on the “San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown” route

    This stop will show the political cost of keeping earth beneath the central lawn.

24. AIDS Memorial GroveHistory
25. Alamo SquareParks
26. Alcatraz Federal PenitentiaryMuseums
27. Alcatraz MorgueSacred sites
28. Alcatraz Water TowerHistory
29. Antique Vibrator MuseumMuseums
30. Asian Art Museum of San FranciscoMuseums
31. Balboa ParkParks
32. Belden PlaceStreets and squares
33. Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church of San FranciscoSacred sites
34. BroadwayStreets and squares
35. Buena Vista ParkParks
36. Cadillac HotelHistory
37. California Academy of SciencesHistory
38. California Historical SocietyMuseums
39. Calvary Presbyterian ChurchSacred sites
40. Cartoon Art MuseumMuseums
41. Cathedral of Saint Mary of the AssumptionSacred sites
42. Christ the Saviour Church, San FranciscoSacred sites
43. Congregation Beth SholomSacred sites
44. Congregation Emanu-ElSacred sites
45. Congregation Sherith IsraelSacred sites
46. Conservatory of FlowersParks
47. Contemporary Jewish MuseumMuseums
48. Crissy FieldParks
49. Duboce ParkParks
50. ExploratoriumMuseums
51. Filbert StreetStreets and squares
52. Fort MasonHistory
53. Fort PointHistory

    Nearest audio-route stop: Fort Point — 10 m in a straight line, route Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate

54. Fourth Church of Christ, ScientistSacred sites
55. Garfield MonumentHistory
56. Geary BoulevardStreets and squares
57. Ghirardelli SquareStreets and squares
58. GLBT Historical SocietyMuseums
59. Glide Memorial ChurchSacred sites
60. Golden Gate ParkParks
61. Golden Gate Park CarouselHistory
62. Grace CathedralSacred sites
63. Haas–Lilienthal HouseMuseums
64. Haight StreetStreets and squares
65. Harvey Milk PlazaStreets and squares
66. HerChurchSacred sites
67. Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral in San FranciscoSacred sites
68. Institute of Contemporary Art San FranciscoMuseums
69. International Art Museum of AmericaMuseums
70. Jack Kerouac AlleyStreets and squares

    Nearest audio-route stop: City Lights Bookstore and Publishers and Jack Kerouac Alley — 40 m in a straight line, route San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown

71. Joseph Conrad SquareStreets and squares
72. Julius' CastleHistory

    Nearest audio-route stop: Coit Tower and the summit of Telegraph Hill — 90 m in a straight line, route San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown

73. Kearny StreetStreets and squares
74. Kong Chow TempleSacred sites
75. Lafayette ParkParks
76. Legion of HonorMuseums
77. Lincoln ParkParks
78. Lombard StreetHistory
79. Lotta's FountainHistory
80. M. H. de Young Memorial MuseumMuseums
81. Macondray LaneStreets and squares
82. Marina GreenParks
83. Mexican MuseumMuseums
84. Mission Dolores ParkParks
85. Mission San Francisco de AsísSacred sites

    Nearest audio-route stop: Mission Dolores — 30 m in a straight line, route Mission District: From Mission Dolores to the Mural Alleys

86. Montgomery BlockHistory
87. Montgomery StreetStreets and squares
88. Mountain Lake ParkParks
89. Musée MécaniqueMuseums
90. Museo ItaloAmericanoMuseums
91. Museum of the African DiasporaMuseums
92. National Shrine of St. Francis of AssisiSacred sites
93. New Montgomery StreetStreets and squares
94. Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, San FranciscoSacred sites

    Nearest audio-route stop: Dragon Gate and the first blocks of Grant Avenue — 80 m in a straight line, route San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown

95. Old Saint Mary's CathedralSacred sites
96. Our Lady of Guadalupe ChurchSacred sites
97. Peoples Temple in San FranciscoSacred sites
98. Pink Triangle ParkHistory
99. PlaylandHistory
100. Portsmouth SquareStreets and squares
101. Presidio of San FranciscoParks

     Nearest audio-route stop: Presidio Visitor Center — 70 m in a straight line, route Presidio: From Military Post to the Golden Gate

102. Randall MuseumMuseums
103. Ross AlleyStreets and squares
104. Saint Ignatius ChurchSacred sites
105. Saints Peter and Paul Church, San FranciscoSacred sites

     Nearest audio-route stop: Washington Square — 90 m in a straight line, route San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown

106. San Francisco Botanical GardenParks
107. San Francisco Cable Car MuseumMuseums
108. San Francisco ColumbariumHistory
109. San Francisco Comfort Women MemorialHistory
110. San Francisco DungeonHistory
111. San Francisco Ferry BuildingStreets and squares

     Nearest audio-route stop: Ferry Building — 10 m in a straight line, route San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown

112. San Francisco Maritime National Historical ParkMuseums
113. San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park Visitor CenterHistory
114. San Francisco Museum of Modern ArtMuseums
115. San Francisco National CemeteryHistory
116. San Francisco Peace PagodaSacred sites
117. San Francisco Railway MuseumMuseums
118. San Francisco Veterans MemorialHistory
119. San Francisco ZooHistory
120. SkyStar WheelHistory
121. South ParkParks
122. Spreckels Temple of MusicHistory
123. St. Anne of the Sunset Church in San FranciscoSacred sites
124. St. Dominic Church in San FranciscoSacred sites
125. St. Francis Lutheran ChurchSacred sites
126. St. Joseph's Church and ComplexSacred sites
127. St. Patrick's Catholic ChurchSacred sites
128. St. Paul's Catholic ChurchSacred sites
129. St. Paulus Lutheran ChurchSacred sites
130. St. Vincent de Paul Church in San FranciscoSacred sites
131. Sunnyside ConservatoryHistory
132. Sunset DunesParks
133. Sutro Heights ParkParks
134. Swedenborgian ChurchSacred sites
135. Sydney Walton SquareMuseums

     Nearest audio-route stop: Pier Seven — 140 m in a straight line, route San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown

136. The Beat MuseumMuseums

     Nearest audio-route stop: City Lights Bookstore and Publishers and Jack Kerouac Alley — 60 m in a straight line, route San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown

137. The Chutes of San FranciscoHistory
138. The House of Love and PrayerSacred sites
139. The Walt Disney Family MuseumMuseums
140. Tin How TempleSacred sites
141. Trinity Presbyterian ChurchSacred sites
142. Union SquareStreets and squares
143. Union StreetStreets and squares
144. United Nations PlazaStreets and squares
145. USS PampanitoMuseums
146. USS San Francisco MemorialHistory
147. Vaillancourt FountainHistory

     Nearest audio-route stop: Ferry Building — 110 m in a straight line, route San Francisco: waterfront, Telegraph Hill, and Chinatown

148. Walk of GameHistory
149. Woodward's GardensHistory
150. Yerba Buena Center for the ArtsMuseums
151. Yerba Buena GardensParks
152. Yoda FountainHistory
153. Yugantar AshramMuseums

Access and construction years come from OpenStreetMap and Wikidata, snapshot of August 25, 2026: database data, not a check on the ground.