Photos | Echoes from the Past: Artillery Display at Fort Point Museum
Immerse yourself in the bygone era - a compelling showcase of a large cannon, an emblem of power and artillery, at the Fort Point Museum, San Francisco. Captured on 24th February 2024. Engage with history while appreciating the architecture and curated artifacts which take one back in time.
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