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Tag: Ohlone Indians

  • Seven Dancing Stones and Seven Dancing Stars

    Seven Dancing Stones and Seven Dancing Stars

    Mission Police Station 630 Valencia Street Seven Dancing Stones and Seven Dancing Stars is the creation of artist Gary Dwyer. Installed in 1984, Seven Dancing Stones and Seven Dancing Stars sits in the lobby of the police department.  Dwyer created this sculptural installation based on a legend of the Ohlone Indian tribes which originally inhabited…

  • Rammaytush

    Rammaytush

      These plaques run along the south side of King Street, between the Caltrain station and AT&T Park.  There are 104 of them embedded in the sidewalk. On them are engraved all of the known words of a language called Rammaytush. The Rammaytush language is one of the eight Ohlone languages, historically spoken by the…

  • Boats on the Bay – Pier 14

    Boats on the Bay – Pier 14

    Pier 14 The Embarcadero Titled “Boats on the Bay,” the project was designed and created by students of the Build San Francisco Institute . These simplistically drawn, colored tiles depict tugboats, cruise liners, and military ships. The Architectural Foundation of San Francisco has created the Build San Francisco Institute, a half day high school program…