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Home > California > Sausalito%252Bvicinity > Fort Barry, Theater, Fort Barry, Rosenstock Road, Sausalito, Marin County, CA



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Item Title
Fort Barry, Theater, Fort Barry, Rosenstock Road, Sausalito, Marin County, CA

Location
Rosenstock Road, Sausalito%252Bvicinity, CA

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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1933.

Notes
Survey number HABS CA-2642-A
Building/structure dates: 1941 initial construction
Significance: Building FA-946 is significant as a relatively unmodified example of a 700 Series (Type TH-3) base theatre built in 1941 as part of the mobilization effort for World War II. Located in Fort Barry, it served the contiguous coastal defense forts (Forts Baker, Barry and Cronkhite) which made up the northern half of the defense which protected the harbor of San Francisco during the war. The building is a contributing feature of Forts Baker, Barry and Cronkhite Historic District, a National Register property. Across San Francisco Bay, in the Presidio of San Francisco, a virtual twin of building FA-946 was also built in 1941 as part of the mobilization effort for World War II. Both of these buildings now reside within the boundaries of Golden Gate National Recreation Area, and are owned by the National Park Service, which has taken over title to former military lands. Building FA-946 is scheduled for demolition. Converted by the Army for use as a bowling alley in the 1950s, the Presidio theatre (PE-1387) still stands in its original location, and will be preserved in lieu of the demolition of building FA-946.

Subjects
Theaters


Related Names
Hartman, Col. Charles D.


Collection
Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress)

Contents
Photograph caption(s): 
1. VIEW OF FORT BARRY BUILDING 946, WEST FRONT, FACING EAST.
2. VIEW OF FORT BARRY BUILDING 946, NORTH SIDE AND WEST FRONT, FACING SOUTHEAST.
3. VIEW OF FORT BARRY BUILDING 946, NORTH SIDE, FACING SOUTH.
4. VIEW OF FORT BARRY BUILDING 946, EAST REAR, FACING WEST.
5. VIEW OF FORT BARRY BUILDING 946, SOUTH SIDE AND EAST REAR, FACING NORTHWEST.
6. VIEW OF FORT BARRY BUILDING 946, WEST FRONT AND SOUTH SIDE, FACING NORTHEAST.
7. DETAIL OF CHIMNEY STACK AND REAR ABUTMENT, EAST REAR CORNER, FACING SOUTHWEST.
8. VIEW OF INTERIOR, AUDITORIUM TOWARD STAGE, FACING EAST.
9. VIEW OF INTERIOR, AUDITORIUM TOWARD ENTRANCE, FACING WEST.
10. DETAIL OF INTERIOR, TICKET BOOTH WINDOWS AND DOORS TO LOBBY, FACING SOUTHEAST.
11. DETAIL OF INTERIOR, MENS' ROOM SHOWING URINALS, FACING EAST/NORTHEAST.
12. DETAIL OF INTERIOR, BACKSTAGE PROPERTY ROOM, FACING NORTH.
13. DETAIL OF INTERIOR, PROJECTION AND REWIND ROOMS, FACING SOUTHEAST.


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