Entrance to the Legion of Honor, Lincoln Park, San Francisco. Built in 1920 by Alma de Bretteville Spreckels to house her collections which include around 80 sculptures by Auguste Rodin in bronze and marble.
Lincoln Park is often shrouded in fog, making visits to the site magical.
Here is Rodin's The Age of Bronze in the central courtyard.
Laocoon at the lower entrance to Lincoln Park from the museum.
Oops, did you visit the spot where Mary Ann Singleton watches Norman Neal Williams go over the edge?
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