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San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park maintains the largest and most diverse collection of national historic landmark ships in the United States. The fleet of six historic ships—five of which are national historic landmarks—represents a significant period in maritime commerce from the late 19th to mid-20th century, when the industry shifted from sail to mechanical power. These ships provide a variety of opportunities to learn about maritime preservation and experience the development of trade methods and technologies in sailing ships and steam vessels.
Balclutha
The three-masted square-rigged ship built in 1886.
Eureka
A wooden-hulled, sidewheel paddle steamboat built in 1890.
C.A. Thayer
A wooden three-masted schooner, built in 1895.
Eppleton Hall
Steam-powered sidewheeler built in 1914.
Wapama
A wooden-hulled steam schooner built in 1915.
Small Craft Collection
Learn about the park's collection of small craft. |
Last updated: June 12, 2026