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was ordered to seize Yerba Buena. On July 9, 1846, Montgomery and a party of 17 men landed and raised the first
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The Garage has spaces for 500 cars distributed on four levels of parking, with access from Kearny onto the second level. It extends to a depth of 26 feet (7.9 m) below Kearny and 49 feet (15 m) below Walter U Lum. The level above the entrance level is a partial level. On average, in June
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was hired to draft plans for the revised park, but he resigned from the project after his original design was modified into "the world's worst" plan that would cause "any landscape architect laugh himself sick" without his consent. Construction on the
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tables, benches, and landscaping. Phase three included the construction of a new community room and play areas. This $ 3.9 million renovation was completed and the park was opened to the public in 2001.
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Throop Purdy, Helen (March 25, 1924). "Portsmouth Square".
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San Francisco: As It Was, as It Is, and How to See It
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