Harbor Square: Introduction

 


OVERVIEW:

This is the port of San Francisco at the turn of the Twentieth Century, at the city’s height prior to the 1906 Earthquake and Fire. Here is where the east meets the west in Chinatown. Fishers and sailors meet in the wharf. In addition, the main city allows guests to take in the charm of the bay area.


This city is home to many sights. Although there is no Alcatraz nor Lombard Street, what with those not existing at the time, this has other remarkable sights. This includes a giant Chinese gate, which marks the entrance to a Chinese garden with zodiac signs, an elegant department store, and a mysterious manor house sitting at the edge of the water, rumored to be haunted.


Many experiences are found in this area, even though it is a smaller area compared to the rest of the park. This includes a mystery surrounding ancient Chinese relics, a tour of a ghostly estate, and a tale of people coming to America, fighting to secure their place in their new home. It is a land both interesting and unique that is exclusive to this park.


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