wnp37.03874

Golden Gate Park Bison

January 1, 1910

Golden Gate Park bison in enclosure.

Location

418 Chain of Lakes Dr E, 94121

Golden Gate Park

Keywords

Artifact

Date Added: May 9, 2018
Contributor: Courtesy of a Private Collector

Rights

Downloadable: Yes

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