The Marina

The north side of the main group is flanked by a greensward, called the

Marina, which skirts the bay. This enormous green carpet is bordered by

walks and roadways. The Marina affords excellent opportunity for

thousands of people to view special attractions offered daily along the

waterfront. War vessels and pleasure crafts are always just beyond the

low Marina wall. An uninterrupted view of the bay and its northern coast

line of hills and mountains, extending from the Golden Gate, west to

east, as far as eye can reach, is here obtained under most favorable

conditions. No one will ever forget the wonderful panorama which this

Exposition faces.

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