Donahue Labor Statue – Mechanics Monument

San Francisco, Estados Unidos

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Market St & Battery St, San Francisco, CA, 94199
Financial District, SoMa
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210 mMontgomery Street
320 mSansome St & California St
330 mEmbarcadero
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Horario local (San Francisco) 1:01 lunes, 9 de junio de 2025

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2 opiniones sobre Donahue Labor Statue – Mechanics Monument

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Tu valoración: 3
Charlotte, NC
An A-​OK monument along a very busy street, there’s not much to see of it here. But it’s an important memorial to an important businessman who was co-​founder of the San Franscisco and San Jose Railroad. He built the first railroad to go to Santa Rosa. His efforts were also an early predecessor of PG&E.
For now though, it’s a spot to stop and each your lunch. But when you do that, please keep in mind this great man and what he did for the area.
Tu valoración: 3
San Francisco, CA
I know it’s a historical landmark and all, but it’s not like it’s been featured in any movies or postcards or anything. It’s just a statue for me … with benches around for bums and Downtown workers to hang out.