Dig the Rich History in San Francisco Holidays

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The utter array of museums to be found in San Francisco is relatively irresistible and many visitors find that tour to these cultural attractions is the perfect way to spend San Francisco holidays. During a foggy morning or a rainy day tourists can spend great time in these charming museums. Those hoping to experience a little more about the history of the city can plan a visit to the museums. Museum of the city is located on the Leavenworth Street of San Francisco is popular for the earthquake happened in the city. Those who like to know about the popular network of trams in the city can visit Cable Car Museum.

Cable Car Museum

This popular museum is situated on Mason Street of San Francisco, California, USA. This museum provides a detailed service history of iconic cable car system of San Francisco and it is also the home to the cable car system itself. Three cable car lines working around the city are essentially administered from this museum. This is both an enjoyable and informative place to visit while enjoying holidays in San Francisco. Cable Car Museum is perfect place to find out how the cable car system works in the city. This museum opens daily and admission here is free. History, information, technology of cable car is clearly presented in the museum with the help of different things. Exhibitions here include a collection of historic cable cars, mechanical displays, photographs and gift shop run by the associated of the Cable Car Museum. This is a nonprofit organization devoted to the continuation of cable car history.

Museum of the City of San Francisco

Museum of the City of San Francisco is situated on the Leavenworth Street of San Francisco, California. This is popular museum which was founded in 1991 and speaks about the fascinating story of the city, with exacting highlighting on the shocking earthquakes of 1906 and 1989. Popular San Francisco holiday packages include this museum situated on the third floor of Cannery just after the Anchorage Shopping Center. This museum opens from Wednesday to Sunday 10:00 to 16:00 and admission here is free. Main motive of this museum is to preserve the accurate history of 1906 and to inform the new generation about that sad incident happened. Graphics sounds and texts included in the collections of this museum. Pictures of the construction of San Francisco and the Oakland Fire are also presented in the library of this historical museum.