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Outside Lands Podcast Episode 379: US Public Health Service Hospital
A hospital located off of Lake Street provided health care to US service members for over a hundred years. Former Park Ranger, historian, and author, John Martini tells us about the origins through the decommissioning of the USPHS Hospital.
Outside Lands San Francisco Podcast - May 16, 2020
(above) Public Health Service Hospital,
Apr 17, 1931
Public Health Service Hospital in the Presidio nearing completion, west of Mountain Lake. Taken from approximately 15th Ave and Lake Street. [U.S. Marine Hospital. Presidio near 14th Ave.] [dpwbook47 dpwA2957] Old 1870s Marine Hospital buildings at lower right.
We know about the life of Zero Thomas, thanks to an amazing discovery at a landfill. Thomas was an African American soldier stationed at the Presidio around 1870. And through his trove of papers, we can tell his story living as a black family in the early days of San Francsisco. (Outside Lands San Francisco Podcast Feb 27, 2021)
Nicole and Arnold explore the long history of San Francisco National Cemetery. Located in the Presidio, it is one of only two final resting places still active on the west side. (Outside Lands San Francisco Podcast Nov 19, 2022)