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Civil War Era Cannon - Fort Point - San Francisco

Civil War Era Cannon - Fort Point - San Francisco

This type of cannon was used during the Civil War to defend San Francisco against possible attacks.

Fort Point is a National Historic Site, maint...
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This type of cannon was used during the Civil War to defend San Francisco against possible attacks.

Fort Point is a National Historic Site, maintained by the National Park Service. It's open to visitors Fridays through Sundays. If you go, make sure to bring warm clothing, since it is often the coolest and windiest place in San Francisco.
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SONY DSC-RX100M6

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Aperture f/4 ISO 800 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 900/100

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San Francisco, California, US

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Feb, 2020

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