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Parks Service Commemorates 50th Anniversary Of Alcatraz Prison Closing
To commemorate 50 years since the closure of the Alcatraz federal prison, a San Francisco photojournalist spoke Thursday morning about his experience capturing scenes from the final day at “the Rock.”
Park Service Restores Alcatraz Graffiti Painted During Native American Occupation
The National Park Service has restored graffiti on Alcatraz that was painted during the island’s occupation by Native Americans in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
‘Alcatraz’ TV Show Fans Leaving Prison Tours To Search For ‘Secret’ Room
Some fans of the Fox network television show “Alcatraz” have been infiltrating guided tours on the real-life island to search for a top secret room that only exists on the scripted drama.
Fans of ‘Alcatraz’ TV Show Attempting Prison Break-Ins
Some fans of the TV show “Alcatraz” may not be so bright, because they’re infiltrating guided tours on the real-life island to search for a top secret room that only exists on the scripted drama…
San Francisco Presidio Gets Boost From 9/11 Inspired Volunteers
More than 40 people came out to volunteer in the Presidio Sunday morning as part of a nationwide effort to inspire volunteer service in observance of the 10-year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, park officials said.
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