: Unveiling the mysterious secrets of San Francisco’s iconic landmarks- Part 2! Ruth Asawa’s Fountain, a masterpiece, holds secrets and stories untold. This intricate sculpture, installed in 1976, is more than just a beautiful work of art - it’s a reflection of the city’s history, diversity, and creativity. The large circular fountain is comprised of 41 individual bronze panels overflowing with San Francisco landmarks—all arranged relative to their location to Union Square—along with fantastical fictional characters. Did you know that the fountain’s design is inspired by the city’s iconic hills and the artist’s own experience as a San Franciscan? 📍 Ruth Asawa Fountain, the complex between @grandhyattsf and Apple Store, Union Square Nearby, the Admission Day Monument stands tall, commemorating California’s admission to the United States in 1850. This historic landmark has witnessed the city’s transformation and growth, holding secrets of the past within its walls. The monument features a central column surrounded by four sculptural groups, representing: the Discovery of the Bay of San Francisco, the Early Days of the City, the Admission of California to the Union, the Progress and Prosperity of the State. The monument is 80 feet tall and made of granite and bronze has a central column adorned with a bronze statue of a woman, symbolizing the State of California 📍Admission Day monument, at the intersection of Market street and Montgomery street Join me on this journey to uncover the mysteries and stories behind these San Francisco landmarks! Do you know any of other mysterious landmarks in the city? #sanfrancisco #sanfranciscoworld #sfbayarea #sf #sfbay #sfhistory #travel #bayarea #hiddengems #sfsecrets #explore #landmark