Fort Mason Historic District Boundary Increase Contributing Buildings Sequenced By Address

Name Year Address Remarks Commanding General's Quarters 1877 FM1 Officer's Quarters 1855 FM2 Originally a private residence. Officer's Quarters 1855 FM3 Originally a private residence. Officer's Quarters 1855 FM4 Originally a private residence. Noncommissioned Officer's Quarters 1934 FM9 Occupied by a sergeant on the general's personal staff. Entrance Gate FM12 Entrance Gate from Bay Street to MacArthur Avenue Tennis Court FM14 19th century. Concrete. Searchlight Shelter 1911 FM15 Pier No. 4 1931 FM16 Replaced an earlier pier, c1870. Waiting Room on Pier No. 4 1931 FM17 Mining Casemate 1889 FM23 Reinforced concrete. Laundry 1941 FM32 Located within a group of officers' quarters. Stucco. Oficcers' Quarters 1941 FM33-39 Stucco. Waiting Room FM40 Waiting room for a former streetcar line. Stucco. Oficcers' Quarters 1933 FM41-44 Stucco. Oficcers' Quarters 1933 FM46-49 Stucco. Post Headquarters 1941 FM101 Construction Quartermaster's office and post headquarters. Stucco. Hospital 1902 FM201 Later became headquarters for the San Francisco Port of Embarkation. Brick. Large frame addition built in 1917. Hospital Steward's Quarters 1902 FM204 Brick Flagstaff 1924 FM205 Replaced an earlier flagstaff on the same site. Chapel 1942 FM230 Stucco. Noncommissioned Officer's Quarters 1891 FM231 Wood Noncommissioned Officer's Quarters 1864 FM232 Wood Noncommissioned Officer's Quarters 1878 FM234 Wood Post Headquarters (Original) 1864 FM235 Originally, post headquarters and storehouses, 1864. Later, converted to noncommissioned officers' quarters. Wood. Hospital Steward's Quarters 1891 FM238 Wood Hospital 1864 FM239 Originally two separate structures - hospital proper and steward's quarters. By 1884, they had been combined into one structure. Later, noncommissioned officers' quarters. Wood. Barracks 1864 FM240 Originally two buildings. Later, they were combined and the structure was enlarged several times. Its late function was a finance office for the Port of Embarkation. Wood. School 1864 FM241 Originally, a guardhouse stood here, 1864. It was moved and, later demolished. By 1913, the present structure had been built. It first served as a school. Later, it was designated as a barracks and as transient bachelor officers' quarters. Wood. Battery Burnham 1900 FM242 One 8" gun. Used as an air raid shelter in World War II. Reinforced concrete. Powder Magazine 1898 FM250 Spanish-American War. Reinforced concrete. Provost Marshall's Office FM302 Provost marshall's office and identification building for Port of Embarkation, date unknown. Stucco. Gate and Guard Station FM303 Gate and guard station to Port of Embarkation, date unknown. Masonry and iron. Marine Repair Shop 1934 FM308 Marine repair shop for Port of Embarkation. Reinforced concrete. Warehouses 1912 FM310 and 312 Warehouses for Port of Embarkation. Reinforced concrete. Warehouses 1912 FM314 and 315 Warehouses for Port of Embarkation. Reinforced concrete. Pier No. 1 1912 FM316 Reinforced concrete. Pier No. 1 Shed 1917 FM317 Reinforced concrete. Rebuilt in 1934. Pier No. 2 1912 FM318 Reinforced concrete. Pier No. 2 Shed 1912 FM319 Reinforced concrete. Pier No. 3 1934 FM320 Reinforced concrete. Enlarged in 1934. Pier No. 3 Shed 1934 FM321 Reinforced concrete. Replaced an earlier pier shed. Battery Charging Station 1935 FM322 Reinforced concrete.

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