BY PAUL DUCLOS Published: February, 2018 Anti-romantics may find solace, enlightenment and entertainment at major events staged in San Francisco this month. Beginning on February 10, the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco invite ferry riders to journey into the world of 18th-century Europe through the eyes of one of its most colorful […]
By Joel Williams Published: September, 2007 In the end, the scene turned out to be quite fragile and imploded upon itself as quickly as it started. But for one brief moment in the summer of 1967, many found something special and extraordinary that has never been reproduced since. Mayor Newsom recently issued a proclamation declaring […]
Published: August, 2004 After plying San Francisco waters for over ten years, the new bridges over the Bay all but effectively ended ferry service across San Francisco Bay. Puget Sound Navigation, nearly always on the hunt for more vessels, purchased all six of the Steel Electric ferries from Southern Pacific to bolster their fleet and […]
