Company K of the 2nd California Infantry at Fort Mason
1917
A panoramic photograph of the company drawn up at Fort Mason in 1917, with motor vehicles and the surrounding landscape visible in the frame. Fort Mason served as the army's embarkation point on San Francisco Bay, moving troops and supplies out to the Pacific. The photographer is unidentified; the print is held in NPGallery.
Source: Wikimedia Commons
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