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Fort Point National Historic Site San Francisco, California

Submission Date: February 28, 2020

FINAL DELIVERY - CUSTOM ELEMENTS REFERENCE PACKAGE

SDII DDI Draft / DDI comprehenSIve pD1 pDIISDI DDII FD

CE-01.01-100 TACTILE FORT MODEL - FORT POINT, CA. 1861

Visitors read about the fort at the time of its completion in 1861 and are encouraged to interact with a 3D tactile bronze model of Fort Point. This model will highlight different features of the fort as it appeared ca. 1861. A scaled model of a 45-foot long standard city bus will also be on display for size reference. The arches of the casemates within the fort should be noted through indentions in the model, but do not need to be fully opened.

The model allows both sighted visitors and those with low or no vision the ability to explore the physical, outside structure of the fort. The model will be located next to a large, tactile flipbook which allows for visitors who are not able to access the upper layers of the fort to experience those elements as well.

Fort Point is a classic brick and granite 19th-century American coastal fort, accessed through only one entrance, the sally port. The Fort is shaped in a modified rectangle with a center parade, two bastions and the gorge on the land front. The fort rises in four tiers above the San Francisco Bay; three tiers are casemates with embrasures facing the sea, and the fourth was armed on all four sides with guns mounted en Barbette. Fabricator to coordinate with park on final details and placement/height based on site conditions.

Dimensions: Approximately 16” wide x 9” long. Height of fort and adjacent figure should be scaled proportionately.

Placement: As noted in Drawings Package and Graphics Package. Fabricator to coordinate with Park on final component design.

Materials and Construction Method: Bronze model.

Elements to be shown:

- Scaled Model of the Fort

- A scale model of a 45-foot long standard city bus

- Sally Port Doors

- Casemates Archways

- Shot Furnace

- Gun Emplacements

- Cannon on Barbette Tier

See reference images on the following page.

Lighthouse was completed in 1863 and should not be included. SHOT FURNACE

SALLY PORT DOORS

The sallyport opening is framed by a classical entablature. There are brick pilasters with granite capitals, topped by a brick frieze and architrave course, with a granite cornice at the very top. To enter the fort there is a pair of heavy wooden doors, each 4’-10” wide x 9’-4” high, topped by a segmental brick arch with granite keystone and spring stones.

GUN EMPLACEMENTS

CANNON

BASTION

CASEMATE ARCHWAYS

There are 30 casemates on the each tier of the fort. They are generally 15 ft. wide and of varying depths. All of the casemates have similar features and are aligned continuously around three sides of the parade ground. These archways should be noted in relief of the main fort structure.

Additional Sources:

- Historic Structures Report, Fort Point, Historic Data Section (Edwin C. Bearss, March 1973)

- Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) - Fort Point National Historic Site (1998)

- Abbreviated Fort Point Historic Structure Report, Golden Gate National Recreation Area (September 2006)

- Fort Point: Sentry at the Golden Gate (John A. Martini, June 1992)

- Fort Point Tour San Francisco (YouTube, Bay Area Video, 2007)

- Fort Point Floor Plans (https://pubs.etic.nps.gov/Default.aspx)

3D MODELS OF FORT

Ormsby & Thickstun Interpretive Design, a design company in Arizona, has created full, historically accurate models of Fort Point and several other Golden Gate landmarks, working closely with historian John Martini. Their models could serve as a possible source for this bronze model.

Contact Information: Carole Thickstun, (520) 616-6140, carolethickstun@gmail.com

CE-01.01-100 TACTILE FORT MODEL - FORT POINT, CA. 1861 (CONT.)

BASTIONS AND QUOINS

There are two flanking towers, referred to as “bastions,” jutting out from the east and west faces of the main fort.

There are also smaller walls, referred to as flanks, which form obtuse angles at the corners and give the fort a more rounded appearance.

The walls are 7-feet thick with Folsom granite quoins at each of the corners. The foundation of the fort is constructed of Chinese granite 10-feet thick. These elements are common around the entire exterior. Refer to “Abbreviated Fort Point Historic Structure Report” for more information.

BARBETTE TIER/CANNON AND GUN EMPLACEMENTS

The Barbette tier is essentially the roof, or the top tier, of the fort. It was designed as a deck where cannon were mounted on exposed positions rather than in enclosed casemates. The deck of the Barbette tier is concrete now, but was originally covered in grass. The original octagonal cannon mounts on the Barbette tier were designed to hold 10” Columbiads.

ELEVATIONS

The front of the fort, referred to as the Southwest Gorge elevation, is a brick wall, 110’ long and 40’ high. The East Face, facing the parking lot today, is 70’ long. See “Abbreviated Fort Point Historic Structure Report,” pgs 74-79 for complete detailed information on the fort’s height and wall measurements.

SHOT FURNACE

This 15’ brick shot furnace was constructed to allow soldiers to heat their cannon projectiles before firing, increasing the possibility of catching the enemy ships on fire. The shot furnace was located on the interior of the parade ground in the northeast corner of the quadrangle.

Golden Gate National Recreation Area video of Fort Point from Above and other reference models:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJCdyU2LG48

Additional drawings and diagrams taken from Historic American Buildings Survey (Habs) - Fort Point National Historic Site. Documents accessible at: https://pubs.etic.nps.gov/Default.aspx

GUARDROOM

guardroom

POWDER MAGAZINES

powder·magazines

LIVING QUARTERS

living·quarts

KITCHEN

guardroom

CASEMATES

guardroom

BASTION

guardroom

LIGHTHOUSE

san·francisco·bay

STAIRS

guardroom

CANNON MOUNTS

canon·mounts

SAN FRANCISCO BAY

san·francisco·bay

SALLY PORT

PARADE

GROUND YO U ARE HERE

FORT POINT

#45·foot·bus

MAP LEGEND (1861)

map·legend·(1861)

#11 #22

#22

#55

#66

#55

FIRST TIER

parade ground you·are·here sally·port first·tier

THE BOTTOM LEVEL housed the Fort’s only entrance through the sally port. This level also includes areas for gunpowder storage and cannon mounts. The guard room located adjacent to the sally port allowed for soldiers on sentry duty to safely observe and defend the fort’s entrance. As weapons technology advanced, the fort’s brick walls and reinforced sally port doors provided less security and defense.

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#7.6·meters·

25 FEET

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North

45-FOOT BUS

#45·foot·bus

THE MIDDLE TWO TIERS of Fort Point housed different functions. During the fort’s military period, these levels held cannon mounts in enclosed casemates, quarters for officers and enlisted soldiers, storage rooms, and offices. During the Golden Gate Bridge’s construction, workers repurposed rooms as workspaces and offices, and a maze of wooden scaffolding enveloped the outside of the fort.

TIERS 2 & 3

barbette·(roof)

(AREA OPEN

TO PARADE

GROUND)

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#44

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North

PARADE

GROUND

BARBETTE

7#7 barbette parade ground

THE BARBETTE TIER is the open “roof” level of the fort. Cannon mounts have supported multiple types of artillery over the years to help protect San Francisco Bay and the city’s harbor. In 1863 the US Lighthouse

Board changed the location of the lighthouse to the barbette tier to warn ships of the rocks at the southern entrance to the harbor.

#0 #.25·mi

#7.6·meters·

25 FEET

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North

CITY BUS (FOR REFERENCE)

This scale model bus should be styled after a typical city transit bus, which averages 45’ in length and a width between 8’ to 9’. Illustration and images included for general reference, but bus should not be stylized after a particular make and model of buses so as to make it more accessible to a wider range of visitors.

CE-02.03-000 FIGURE OF SOLDIER ON GUARD DUTY

Visitors view a segment of a banquette and learn about the functions of a Guard Room and a Sally Port. A monochromatic figure of a soldier on guard duty shows historic activity at Fort Point as it would have occurred in 1861. The Sally Port, the room to which the figure will face, served as the only entrance to the fort to limit enemy access. Soldiers in the guard room could walk atop an elevated banquette, to see into the Sally Port entrance and fire at the enemy from a protected position, if needed.

This scene will include a concrete stylized figure positioned to be holding a rifle and aiming down its sight into the Sally Port through the opening slit in the wall. The soldier should be positioned as seen in the rendering below, with his face and torso facing the visitors as they walk in and his back side facing the wall (left-handed aiming style). The soldier should be approx. 5’8” tall (the average height of a soldier in the Civil War) and stylized with appropriate clothing and gear to represent a soldier from Company H, 3rd Artillery, posted at the fort from July 1863 through August 1865.

Fabricator to coordinate with Park on final design of figure.

Dimensions: To be determined by fabricator. Figure based on 5’8” male.

Placement: As noted in drawings package.

Materials and Construction Method: M4 material code - stylized concrete figure.

Above: Current conditions and soldier presented.

Members of the guard were expected to remain in uniform with accouterments on and weapons close at hand.

For additional information, see Revised United States Army Regulations of 1861, accessed here: https://archive.org/ details/revisedunitedst00deptgoog/page/n9

CLOTHING

Soldiers at Fort Point were issued caps, hats, coats, trousers, flannel shirts, drawers, shoes, and overalls.

According to the Revised United States Army Regulations of 1861: “The uniform coat for all enlisted foot men shall be a single breasted frock of dark blue cloth, made without plaits, with a skirt extending one-half the distance from the top of the hip to the bend of the knee. . . [trousers] will be dark blue cloth . . . and buttons yellow, the same is used by Artillery.”

Example of fatigue forage caps.

CANTEEN

Soldier would have likely had a tin canteen covered with woolen cloth, which should be included with the figure.

RIFLE

Enlisted men at Fort Point were furnished with .58 caliber rifled muskets, most likely Springfield Model 1861, the most widely used rifle in the Civil War. The figure’s gun should be stylized to look like one of these rifles.

A detailed model of a Springfield Model 1861 rifle can be found here: https://sketchfab.

com/3d-models/springfield-model-1861-fd6cd6bdfeb84c4ba4ff7dbb414b0cdd

Above: New proposed conditions for this exhibit area, including CE-02.03-000 as they should be placed and positioned.

Right: Fort Point reenactors with approprriate attire and replica weapons for reference.

CE-04.07-100-BRONZE MODEL OF FORT POINT SITE - EXPLORING THE GROUNDS

Visitors read about many of the historic structures that no longer exist at Fort Point and are able to explore the Fort Point site through a tactile, bronze topographic-model of the site as it appeared in the late 1800s. The lighthouse keepers’ homes, Fort Point wharf, Battery East and West, the bridge into the fort, seawall, engineer’s quarters, quartermaster quarter, and the fort itself are included on both the map and the tactile key. The map includes an etched zinc key. Reference images for the structures and landscape are included on the following pages. The map should show the topographic layout of the land and meet all ADA requirements for accessiblity. The fabricator should coordinate with the Park on the final design and depth of this custom element, as well as final placement of certain buildings which no longer exist.

Dimensions: As noted in Drawings Package.

Placement: As noted in Drawings Package.

Materials and Construction Method: Bronze topographic-model with etched zinc key.

MAP LEGEND map·legend

#0 #200·feet·

#60·meters N north

200 FEET

60 METERS

Fort Point fort·point

Seawall seawall

Fort Point Wharf fort·point·wharf

Quartermaster Buildings quartermaster·buildings

Engineers’ Quarters engineers’·quarters

Battery battery

Lighthouse Keepers’ Homes lighthouse·keeper's·homes

Reference images and drawings are included on the following pages. Additional Sources below:

• Seacoast Fortifications Preservation Manual, Golden Gate National Recreation Area (Joe C.

Freeman, et. al., July 1999)

• Historic Structure Report, Fort Point (Bearss,

et. al., March 1973)

• The Presidio of San Francisco: An Architectural History (Kristen Baron, et. al., November 1998)

• Fort Point: Sentry at the Golden Gate (John Martini, 1991)

• A Study of the San Francisco Presidio and Fort Point, California: National Survey of Historic Sites and Buildings (National Park Service, 1962)

• Geologic Resources Inventory Report: Fort Point National Historic Site (R. Port, National Park Service, August 2016)

Components to be Detailed on Map:

1. Fort Point

2. Sewall

3. Fort Point Wharf

4. Quartermaster Buildings

5. Engineers’ Quarters

6. Battery

7. Lighthouse Keepers’ Homes

Water (Add a texture to denote water)

CE-04.07-BRONZE MODEL OF FORT POINT SITE - EXPLORING THE GROUNDS (CONT.)

Above: Detailed shot of the bridge which connected the fort to the lighthouse keepers’ homes.

Left: Images of the fort, lighthouse, lighthouse keepers’ homes, and west battery. Note that this model of the fort should have the lighthouse included on top on the barbette tier.

BATTERY WEST AND EAST

Following the Civil War, innovative revisions in seacoast defense led to the creation of earthwork batteries to help defend the Golden Gate. The first of these, Battery West, was completed in 1873 and featured twelve 15-inch Roman cannon. Battery East was completed the following year. When the Endicott-period batteries were constructed, Battery West was almost completely destroyed, limiting the number of references, while Battery East works are still visible.

Top: View from Battery East ca 1900.

Bottom: View from Battery East today.

Right: Additional reference maps and images.

Seacoast Fortifications, San Francisco Harbor, Historic Resource Study (May 1979) contains the most detailed accounts of the construction of Battery East and West. Please use this source, in conjunction with the reference images and map provided, to create an informed recreation of these now altered and destroyed earthen works.

Above: Additional reference images for Fort Point wharf and terrain.

SEAWALLS

The granite seawall surrounding the Fort Point area was completed in two phases, as shown on the map to the right as De Russy’s Seawall and Elliot’s Seawall. De Russy’s seawall was first completed and ranges in height from 2-feet above sea level to 10-feet above sea level. The Fort Point Historic Structure Report contains a detailed account on the construction methods and materials used to construct these seawalls.

Additional source for information on Seawall construction and dimensions:

Engineering Study - Sewall / Part I - Sewall Reconstruction (Games & Moore, 1973 - https://pubs.etic.nps.gov/eTIC/EVER-GARI/FOPO_400_D2_0074pg.pdf)

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Colonel Re Russy had a two-story frame house (26’6” x 30’6”) constructed on the bluff overlooking the wharf. 1-3 additional buildings were subsequently built nearby of similar shape and size which would be used for additional housing of engineers and other ranking military personnel. No images of these structures remain, but are noted in maps and described in detail in the Fort Point Historic Structure Report. Structures should be sized based on the above dimensions and stylized to look like typical wooden-framed structures of the appropriate time period, late 1850s–1880s.

Fabricator to coordinate with Park on final design details of this exhibit component.

TOPOGRAPHY

This model should include the topography of the land as accurate as possible to the time period of the late 1800s. The US Geological Survey (USGS) has detailed topographic maps of the area today (left).

These maps and details should be used in conjnction with historic photographs and the Fort Point Historic Structure Report to best match the layout of the land to the late 1800s. Fabricator to coordinate with park on final design.

Historic Topographic Maps and Files of the San Francisco Bay Area can be found at UC Berkley Library, Earth Sciences & Map Library: http:// servlet1.lib.berkeley.edu:8080/mapviewer/ searchcoll.execute.logic?coll=histoposf

Imagery................................................NAIP, January 2010 Roads..............................................©2006-2010 Tele Atlas Names...............................................................GNIS, 2010 Hydrography.................National Hydrography Dataset, 2010 Contours............................National Elevation Dataset, 2010

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Univ of California Hastings Coll of

Law

SAN

FRANCISCO

SAN

FRANCISCO

SAUSALITO

TIBURON

Belvedere

Valencia Gardens

Little Osaka

Chinatown

Forest Knolls

Park View Commons

Marina District

Victoria Mews

Little Italy

Seacliff

Fort Winfield Scott

Mission District

Fort McDowell

Friendship Village

Jordan Park

Marcus Garvey Square

Bayside Village

Presidio Terrace

Golden Gate Heights

North Beach

Opera Plaza

Potrero District

Thomas Paine Square

Western Addition

Saint Francis Square

Forest Hill

Haight-Ashbury

Doelger City

Pacific Heights

Richmond District

Belvedere Island

Rapid Transit Trans- Bay Tube

Waldo Tunnel

Sunset Tunnel

Stockton Street Tunnel

Robert Levy Tunnel

Hawk Hill

Ignatius Heights

Strawberry Hill

Buena Vista

Heights

Russian Hill

Telegraph Hill

Slacker Hill

Mt Sutro

Mt Olympus

Potrero Hill

Rob Hill

Lone Mtn

Rincon Hill

Lone Mtn

Nob Hill

Presidio Hill

Mt Caroline

Livermore

Twin Peaks

Pacific Heights

Elephant Rock

Treasure Island

Alcatraz Island

Point Blunt Rock

Needles

Angel Island

Helmet Rock

Belvedere Island

Fort Point Rock

Marx Meadows

Lindley Meadow

Yellow Bluff

Point Diablo

Lands End

Point Campbell

Fort Point

Lime Point

Point Lone

Corinthian Island

Point Cavallo

Point Stuart

Point Simpton

Point Blunt

Point Knox

Rincon Point

Point Diablo

Black Point

Peninsula Point

Quarry Point

Tiburon Peninsula

Vista Point

Potrero Point

Sausalito Point

San Francisco Peninsula

North Point

Point Tiburon

Golden Gate Bridge

San Francisco-Oakland Bay

Bridge

Baker Beach

Kirby Beach

Perles Beach

Quarry Beach

Sand Springs Beach

China Beach

Presidio Shoal

Cone Rock

Point Knox Shoal

Harding Rock

Anita Rock

Alcatraz Shoal

Shag Rocks

Arch Rock

Blossom Rock

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CALIFORNIA

QUADRANGLE LOCATION

SAN FRANCISCO NORTH QUADRANGLE

CALIFORNIA

7.5-MINUTE SERIES

SAN FRANCISCO NORTH, CA

Expressway Local Connector

ROAD CLASSIFICATION

Ramp 4WD

Secondary Hwy Local Road

Interstate Route State RouteUS RouteWX ./ H

SAN FRANCISCO NORTH, CA

ROAD CLASSIFICATION

Check with local Forest Service unit for current travel conditions and restrictions.

FS Primary Route FS High Clearance Route

FS Passenger Routeª« - ▬

Interstate Route State RouteUS RouteWX ./ H

Expressway Local Connector

Ramp 4WD

Secondary Hwy Local Road

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

1 San Rafael

8 Hunters Point

2 San Quentin 3 Richmond 4 Point Bonita 5 Oakland West 6 San Francisco South OE W 7 San Francisco South

ADJOINING QUADRANGLES

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4 5

6 7 8

This map was produced to conform with the National Geospatial Program US Topo Product Standard, 2011.

A metadata file associated with this product is draft version 0.6.18

CONTOUR INTERVAL 20 FEET

NORTH AMERICAN VERTICAL DATUM OF 1988

SCALE 1:24 000

1000 500 0 METERS 1000 2000

21KILOMETERS00.51

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Imagery...................................................NAIP, May 2012 Roads............................................... HERE, ©2013 - 2014 Names..........................................................GNIS, 2015 Hydrography....................National Hydrography Dataset, 2012 Contours............................National Elevation Dataset, 2012 Boundaries............Multiple sources; see metadata file 1972 - 2015 Public Land Survey System..................................BLM, 2011

North American Datum of 1983 (NAD83) World Geodetic System of 1984 (WGS84). Projection and 1 000-meter grid: Universal Transverse Mercator, Zone 10S

Produced by the United States Geological Survey

10 000-foot ticks: California Coordinate System of 1983 (zone 3)

This map is not a legal document. Boundaries may be generalized for this map scale. Private lands within government reservations may not be shown. Obtain permission before entering private lands.

North American Datum of 1983 (NAD83) World Geodetic System of 1984 (WGS84). Projection and 1 000-meter grid: Universal Transverse Mercator, Zone 10S

Produced by the United States Geological Survey

10 000-foot ticks: California Coordinate System of 1983 (zone 3)

This map is not a legal document. Boundaries may be generalized for this map scale. Private lands within government reservations may not be shown. Obtain permission before entering private lands.

Imagery<IMG_LEADER><IMG_CITATION> Roads<TRANS_LEADER> HERE, ©2013 - 2014 Roads within US Forest Service Lands.............FSTopo Data with limited Forest Service updates, 2012 - 2015 Names...............................................................GNIS, 2015 Hydrography<HYDRO_LEADER>National Hydrography Dataset, <HYDRO_DATE> Contours<HYPSO_LEADER><HYPSO_CITATION> Boundaries............Multiple sources; see metadata file 1972 - 2015

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U.S. National Grid

100,000-m Square ID

Grid Zone Designation

10S

UTM GRID AND 2015 MAGNETIC NORTH

DECLINATION AT CENTER OF SHEET

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6 MILS

13° 48´

245 MILS

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File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated Mar 11, 2022.