Things to do in San Francisco - Part 41 - Cable Car Museum
Yahoo Travel says this about the Cable Car Museum:
If you want to know how a cable car works, this is the place to learn. The world's first cable car rests here and with it a concise explanation of how those little cable cars go halfway to the stars. In an underground viewing area, you can look at the system's enormous cable wheels, which pull 11 miles of cable at 9.5 miles per hour. The cable cars move by clamping onto it and stop by their release. Examine closely the steel cables, gears, and pulleys that bring this city's most famous transportation to life. Don't miss the gift store.
Neighborhood: Nob Hill
1201 Mason St
San Francisco, CA 94108-1010
+1 415 474 1887
holmgrendon@earthlink.net
Open HoursDaily 9a-5p
http://www.cablecarmuseum.com/
+1 415 474 1887
holmgrendon@earthlink.net
Open HoursDaily 9a-5p
http://www.cablecarmuseum.com/
- Christine Serventi
Previous things to do:
Parts 1 - 20, Part 21 - Yerba Buena Ice Skating & Bowling Center, Part 22 - 49-mile Scenic Drive, Part 23 - Segway San Francisco Electric Tour, Part 24 - Vesuvio, Part 25 - Haight-Ashbury Street Fair, Part 26 - Wyland Galleries, Part 27 - Metreon, Part 28 - Angel Island, Part 29 - San Francisco Fire Engine Tours & Adventures, Part 30 - Aquarium of the Bay, Part 31 - Haas-Lilienthal House, Part 32 - San Francisco Zoo, Part 33 - Stow Lake Boat & Bike Rentals, Part 34 - Ghirardelli Square Chocolate Festival, Part 35 - Kertesz Fine Art Gallery, Part 36 - City Hall, Part 37 - SS Jeremiah O'Brien, Part 38 - Saints Peter and Paul Church, Part 39 - San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, Part 40 - GoCar Rentals
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