Golden Gate Park windmills, Historic windmills in California
The Golden Gate Park windmills stand majestically at the western edge of San Francisco's iconic park.
These windmills were constructed in the early 1900s to pump groundwater for park irrigation.
They serve as a testament to Dutch engineering and are beloved landmarks of the city.
Restoration projects have preserved these historic structures for future generations.
The Murphy Windmill is one of the largest windmills of its kind ever built.
Location: Golden Gate Park
Inception: 1903
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