Fort Miley Military Reservation
Fort Miley Military Reservation, military fort in San Francisco
Fort Miley Military Reservation is a former military installment offering views of the Pacific.
The fort was named after Lieutenant Colonel John D. Miley who died in 1899.
It's part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, reflecting American military history.
Visitors can explore the ruins and enjoy the surrounding Lands End park.
Environmental art installations blend with nature at the site.
Location: San Francisco
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Fort Miley Military Reservation is a former military installment offering views of the Pacific.
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