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Hunters Point Naval Shipyard

Place · contaminated site

Hunters Point Naval Shipyard is a contaminated site in San Francisco. It is named in 350 decisions of the Board of Supervisors, 1912–2026, each linked to its printed page. The Internet Archive and its partners also hold 350 books, maps, films and documents about it.

Decisions that name it 350

Most notable

Date	Summary	Outcome	Scan
2 April 1934	The Board endorsed H. J. Resolution 286, asking the Navy to study acquiring the Hunter's Point shipyard.	passed	scan ↗
12 December 1949	Resolution protesting the planned closing of the San Francisco Naval Shipyard at Hunter's Point was adopted as amended.	passed	scan ↗
4 December 1916	City representatives were authorized to pledge street closings and legislation to win a federal naval base at Hunters Point.	passed	scan ↗
10 April 1916	Board urges Congress to locate a federal navy yard and naval base at Hunter's Point.	passed	scan ↗
27 July 1942	Southern Pacific's spur track permit amended to allow freight moves into Hunters Point Navy Yard on a twenty-four hour basis; passed for second reading.	passed first reading	scan ↗
12 December 1949	Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan authorized to represent the city in Washington opposing cuts at the Hunter's Point shipyard; adopted.	passed	scan ↗
6 May 1918	Resolution adopted committing the city to help the Union Iron Works shipyard at Hunters Point and install transit tracks there.	passed	scan ↗
9 April 1917	The Board resolved that the City will convey its two blocks at Hunters Point to the U.S. for a Navy base.	passed	scan ↗
8 November 1920	Board pledged city help for a Joint Congressional Committee seeking a Naval Base site at Hunters Point.	passed	scan ↗
9 February 1920	Board offered city and state interests in Hunter's Point land to the U.S. for a naval base and asked for reopened hearings.	passed	scan ↗

All decisions, by decade

1910s18

Date	Summary	Outcome	Scan
1912	Supervisor Nolan proposed asking federal representatives to secure a Naval Yard site at Hunter's Point.	—	scan ↗
30 June 1913	Supervisor Nolan presented a resolution favouring a naval drydock at Hunters Point and pledging street vacations; outcome not shown.	—	scan ↗
14 July 1913	Supervisors moved to invite Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels to visit the Hunter's Point Drydocks.	—	scan ↗
10 April 1916	Board urges Congress to locate a federal navy yard and naval base at Hunter's Point.	passed	scan ↗
4 December 1916	City representatives were authorized to pledge street closings and legislation to win a federal naval base at Hunters Point.	passed	scan ↗
18 December 1916	The Clerk was directed to obtain appraisals of Yerba Buena Island and Hunter's Point land requested by the Naval Base Commission.	—	scan ↗
5 February 1917	Resolution proposes sending the Mayor and supervisors to Washington to press for a Hunter's Point naval base, with $2,500 (≈ $65,809 in 2026 dollars).	—	scan ↗
5 February 1917	Board adopted a resolution sending Clerk J. S. Dunnigan to Washington on the proposed Hunters Point naval base, with $1,000 (≈ $26,323 in 2026 dollars) for expenses.	passed	scan ↗
19 February 1917	Resolution proposed to set aside $2500 (≈ $65,809 in 2026 dollars) from urgent necessities for Washington expenses tied to a Hunters Point naval base.	—	scan ↗
27 February 1917	Resolution to pay $2,500 (≈ $65,809 in 2026 dollars) for Washington expenses of supervisors and the City Engineer on a Hunters Point naval base was laid over one week.	continued	scan ↗
5 March 1917	Board approved $2500 (≈ $65,809 in 2026 dollars) for Supervisors Brandon, Kortick and Welch to lobby in Washington for a Hunters Point naval base.	passed	scan ↗
19 March 1917	Resolution directs Clerk Dunnigan to gather real estate values for the proposed Hunters Point naval base site.	passed	scan ↗
9 April 1917	City land at Hunters Point offered for a naval base	—	scan ↗
9 April 1917	The Board resolved that the City will convey its two blocks at Hunters Point to the U.S. for a Navy base.	passed	scan ↗
6 May 1918	Resolution adopted committing the city to help the Union Iron Works shipyard at Hunters Point and install transit tracks there.	passed	scan ↗
6 May 1918	Supervisor Welch presented a resolution urging tracks for transport to the Hunters Point shipyards, where thousands will work.	—	scan ↗
9 June 1919	The Board asked Congress to back a Naval Base at Hunter's Point in the Navy's next budget.	passed	scan ↗
21 July 1919	Resolution directs city committees to help the Navy inspect Hunters Point as a proposed naval base site.	passed	scan ↗

1920s3

Date	Summary	Outcome	Scan
9 February 1920	Board offered city and state interests in Hunter's Point land to the U.S. for a naval base and asked for reopened hearings.	passed	scan ↗
8 November 1920	Board pledged city help for a Joint Congressional Committee seeking a Naval Base site at Hunters Point.	passed	scan ↗
14 February 1921	Supervisor Wolfe presented a resolution congratulating Alameda on acquiring the Naval Base that San Francisco had sought at Hunter's Point.	—	scan ↗

1930s1

Date	Summary	Outcome	Scan
2 April 1934	The Board endorsed H. J. Resolution 286, asking the Navy to study acquiring the Hunter's Point shipyard.	passed	scan ↗

1940s20

Date	Summary	Outcome	Scan
6 October 1941	Supervisor Uhl proposed appointing a committee to urge the Joint Army and Navy Board to build a Hunters Point–Bay Farm Island bridge.	referred	scan ↗
20 October 1941	Supervisor Uhl presented a resolution proposing a committee urge the Joint Army and Navy Board to build a Hunters Point bridge.	passed	scan ↗
29 June 1942	Navy allowed spur tracks to its dry docks at Hunters Point	—	scan ↗
29 June 1942	Proposed ordinance would let the United States Navy build and run spur tracks to the Hunters Point naval dry docks.	passed first reading	scan ↗
13 July 1942	Ordinance proposed to let the United States Navy build spur tracks to reach the Naval Dry Docks at Hunters Point.	—	scan ↗
27 July 1942	Southern Pacific's spur track permit amended to allow freight moves into Hunters Point Navy Yard on a twenty-four hour basis; passed for second reading.	passed first reading	scan ↗
10 August 1942	Southern Pacific's Carroll Avenue spur track permit is proposed for amendment to allow 24-hour freight into Hunters Point Navy Yard.	—	scan ↗
1 February 1943	Naval Access Road to Hunters Point designated a Street of Major Importance, eligible for gas tax street funds.	passed	scan ↗
30 August 1943	Market Street Railway asks permission to run motor coaches from Palou Avenue and Third Street to the Naval Drydock at Hunters Point.	—	scan ↗
30 August 1943	The Navy requested rerouting the Silver Avenue bus line to serve Hunters Point housing; the request was referred to committee.	referred	scan ↗
8 November 1943	Market Street Railway would receive a revocable permit to run buses from Candlestick Point to the Hunters Point naval drydock.	passed	scan ↗
27 November 1944	The City agreed with the State to build and maintain access roads serving the Hunters Point naval drydocks.	passed	scan ↗
8 October 1945	Board commends Captain Rawlings for building up the Hunters Point navy yard and wishes him well.	passed	scan ↗
25 October 1948	Mayor asked to proclaim October 27, 1948 as Navy Day and invite the public to Hunters Point Naval Shipyard.	passed	scan ↗
5 December 1949	Effort urged to keep the Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard open	referred	scan ↗
12 December 1949	Discussion of a program to keep operations and personnel at the Naval Shipyard, Hunter's Point, was adopted.	passed	scan ↗
12 December 1949	Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan authorized to represent the city in Washington opposing cuts at the Hunter's Point shipyard; adopted.	passed	scan ↗
12 December 1949	Board asked Congressman Franck Havenner to visit and explain the future of Hunters Point Naval Shipyard.	passed	scan ↗
12 December 1949	Resolution protesting the planned closing of the San Francisco Naval Shipyard at Hunter's Point was adopted as amended.	passed	scan ↗
19 December 1949	Congressman Franck Havenner tells the Board about the Hunter's Point shipyard	passed	scan ↗

308 of them are after 1951. Summaries of records after 1951 are hidden for now, while we finish removing private people's names from them. Their dates and scans are in the SQL console.

The one-line summaries were written by a language model (Claude Haiku) from the scanned page. Open the scan to check the wording.

Archive items 350

A selection across the decades, then everything by decade.

Year	Kind	Item
1920	book	Report on Hunter's Point naval base site, submitted to Joint Congressional Committee on Naval Base
1944	book	Your share in victory.
1964	film	Take This Hammer
1973	book	Hunters Point Naval Shipyard economic re-use study
1986	book	San Francisco Bay region ship homeporting +1 other copies
1990	book	The Navy's environmental cleanup of Hunters Point
2000	book	Historical radiological assessment
2018	film	Hunters Point Keller Canyon Community Forum
2020	film	Artist Hunters Point Ship Yard With Artist Rhonel Roberts
—	film	Housing for the Dead - SF Housing in the Hunters Point Toxic Shipyard

All archive items, by decade

1800s1

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1800	government document	used almost exclusively for industrial purposes since the late 1800s	Democracy's Library

1830s1

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1835	government document	remains of maritime activities, possibly significant for maritime resources and ship-building technology	Democracy's Library

1860s2

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1860	government document	history and character dating back to the 1860s	Democracy's Library
1868	government document	first drydock completed	Democracy's Library

1870s1

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1870	government document	Approximate extent of solid land as of 1870	Democracy's Library

1880s1

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1888	government document	Built in 1888, designated a Landmark, to be preserved	Democracy's Library

1920s3

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1920	book	Report on Hunter's Point naval base site, submitted to Joint Congressional Committee on Naval Base	Open Library
1928	film	[Gould can 5113.2]	Prelinger Archives
1928	government document	U.S. government agreed to establish bulkhead and pierhead lines from Hunters Point in San Francisco to Ravenswood Point	Democracy's Library

1940s7

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1940	government document	50 acres original shipyard site	Democracy's Library
1940	map or image	(Index to) Map of San Francisco. (cover title) All about San Francisco : Alcatraz and Islands of the Bay; illustrated map and guide, also complete map of Golden Gate Park. James Ladd Delkin publisher. Price 25 Cents. (on verso) Map of Golden Gate Park and Panhandle, San Francisco, California. Board +4 other copies	Maps and images
1943	text	Hunter's Point Beacon 1943-09-15 +5 other copies	Books and texts
1944	book	Your share in victory.	Open Library
1944	text	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-04-01 +23 other copies	Books and texts
1945	text	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-07-20 +19 other copies	Books and texts
1947	government document	Report of Joint Army-Navy Board on an additional crossing of San Francisco Bay	Democracy's Library

1950s5

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1953	government document	1953 +1 other copies	Democracy's Library
1953	text	DTIC AD0003745: SUMMARY OF WAVE DATA FOR SAN FRANCISCO BAY AND VICINITY - SERIES 3, ISSUE 349	Books and texts
1956	government document	Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1956	Democracy's Library
1958	government document	Public Works	Democracy's Library
1958	government document	system stock gradually transferred from Naval Shipyard Hunters Point to NSC Oakland, completed 1971	Democracy's Library

1960s38

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1960	city record	Progress report to Mayor George Christopher for the period October, 1955 to September, 1963	SF Public Library scans
1960	film	Golden Gate Empire	Prelinger Archives
1960	government document	Water	Democracy's Library
1960	government document	has offered academic tutoring, tennis, arts, excursions and summer camp since June 1960	Democracy's Library
1961	government document	Valuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1961	Democracy's Library
1962	city record	Hunters Point Freeway, Legislative Route 253 : a digest of location studies	SF Public Library scans
1963	government document	Water	Democracy's Library
1964	film	Take This Hammer	Films and video
1964	text	Hunters Point: State Yields on Freeway Route	Books and texts
1965	text	The Spokesman 1965-10-28 +7 other copies	Books and texts
1966	city record	Collaborative planning at Hunters Point	SF Public Library scans
1966	government document	Public Works	Democracy's Library
1966	text	The Spokesman 1966-03-19 +25 other copies	Books and texts
1967	city record	New Hunters Point community, first phase: summary report submitted to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency and the Hunters Point-Bayview Housing Committee	SF Public Library scans
1967	city record	The New Hunters Point community : background information, planning considerations	SF Public Library scans
1967	film	KOVR-TV Daily News Reel: May 10, 1967	Films and video
1967	government document	Hunters Point residents emphasized problems of housing in relation to proposals, including relocation housing	Democracy's Library
1967	government document	90% of simulated gilsonite retained in Bay	Democracy's Library
1967	text	The Spokesman 1967-04 +10 other copies	Books and texts
1968	city record	Report on the redevelopment plan for the Hunters Point redevelopment project area	SF Public Library scans
1968	city record	The New Hunters Point community : preliminary master plan	SF Public Library scans
1968	city record	New Hunters Point community : first phase design guidelines, preliminary master plan	SF Public Library scans
1968	city record	A report on the Hunters Point redevelopment program	SF Public Library scans
1968	government document	Preliminary plan formulated by City Planning Commission Resolution Number 6184	Democracy's Library
1968	government document	Special Services Center for pregnant girls, operating spring 1968	Democracy's Library
1968	government document	Officer must conclude mid-afternoon Hunters Point interview to be back at Youth Guidance Center by 4:15 p.m.	Democracy's Library
1968	map or image	Southern Pacific 3822 "Huff" at Lodi, California on October 31, 1968	Maps and images
1968	text	The Spokesman 1968-09 +5 other copies	Books and texts
1968	text	The Spokesman 1968-Midsummer	Books and texts
1969	city record	Hunters Point & India Basin Industrial Park	SF Public Library scans
1969	city record	Hunters Point redevelopment plan [official redevelopment plan for the Hunters Point approved redevelopment project area	SF Public Library scans
1969	government document	established to help mentally handicapped children in Bayview-Hunters Point	Democracy's Library
1969	government document	Butchertown redevelopment plan [official redevelopment plan for the Butchertown approved redevelopment project area	Democracy's Library
1969	government document	capital grant reservation	Democracy's Library
1969	government document	connection to U.S. 101 south of Candlestick Point requires further study	Democracy's Library
1969	government document	Redevelopment plan for a 137 acre area in Hunters Point approved by Board of Supervisors	Democracy's Library
1969	government document	Plan approved 1969, completed 1995	Democracy's Library
1969	text	The Spokesman 1969-07 +1 other copies	Books and texts

1970s56

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1970	city record	The employment potential of the India Basin Industrial Park Redevelopment project : a summary report on two studies: Industrial survey of San Francisco (Greater San Francisco Chamber of Commerce) and The Butchertown manpower study (PACT, Inc.)	SF Public Library scans
1970	government document	Housing and urban resource development for the city of San Francisco : an interdisciplinary study in systems design at Stanford University, winter and spring quarters 1970 : final report	Democracy's Library
1970	government document	Closed in the early 1970s after Navy use from World War II to 1970	Democracy's Library
1970	government document	adopted by City Planning Commission as part of the Master Plan	Democracy's Library
1970	government document	FACE, Federally Assisted Code Enforcement (section 117 program) :b first phase: a summing up	Democracy's Library
1970	government document	Annual report of real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1970 +1 other copies	Democracy's Library
1970	government document	closure cost the area over 10,000 jobs	Democracy's Library
1970	text	ERIC ED040116: Hunters Point Redeveloped: A Sixth-Grade Venture. A Tape Transcription of Sixth Graders Discussing Their Plan for Redeveloping a Depressed Area in San Francisco.	Books and texts
1970	text	Hunters Point Redeveloped: A Sixth-Grade Venture. A Tape Transcription of Sixth Graders Discussing Their Plan for Redeveloping a Depressed Area in San Francisco.	Books and texts
1970	text	ERIC ED052905: First Grade Students in the Hunters Point-Bayview SEED Project: A Diagnostic Review.	Books and texts
1971	government document	Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1971 +2 other copies	Democracy's Library
1971	government document	San Francisco Board of Supervisors decided to oppose the project	Democracy's Library
1971	government document	set up with MNA support as a result of delay in release of Model Cities funds	Democracy's Library
1971	text	Culture and civility in San Francisco +1 other copies	Books and texts
1971	text	OMI News	Books and texts
1972	city record	Jackie Robinson garden apartments	SF Public Library scans
1972	city record	The first new housing now available in Hunters Point	SF Public Library scans
1972	city record	Summary manpower indicators for San Francisco County in California +6 other copies	SF Public Library scans
1972	government document	Minor permits granted since ... Commission meeting. 1972	Democracy's Library
1972	government document	budgeted as a separate unit for sixteen years	Democracy's Library
1972	government document	Mission Model Neighborhood and Bayview-Hunters Point Model Neighborhood shown on city map	Democracy's Library
1973	book	Hunters Point Naval Shipyard economic re-use study	Open Library
1973	government document	four child care centers completed or under construction	Democracy's Library
1973	government document	A. milleri 54.9% of population	Democracy's Library
1973	government document	San Francisco Bay area in-depth study : vessels and port facilities analysis channels, ports and related facilities inventory	Democracy's Library
1973	government document	Breast cancer counts by race/ethnicity, 1973-93 (chart)	Democracy's Library
1973	government document	The flow of federal funds : an assessment for San Francisco	Democracy's Library
1974	book	Hunters Point Shipyard study	Open Library
1974	city record	The new Hunters Point story : telling it like it is	SF Public Library scans
1974	government document	not fully utilized since closure as naval ship repair facility in 1974	Democracy's Library
1974	government document	Navy ceased operating the shipyard	Democracy's Library
1974	government document	Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.	Democracy's Library
1974	government document	closed as a military base +1 other copies	Democracy's Library
1974	government document	Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1974 +2 other copies	Democracy's Library
1974	government document	6000-7000 jobs at Navy closure	Democracy's Library
1974	government document	provided much of the economic base for South Bayshore from the 1940s until closure and lease to a private operator in 1974	Democracy's Library
1974	text	Hunter's Point: a black ghetto	Books and texts
1975	government document	MCA	Democracy's Library
1975	government document	closed	Democracy's Library
1975	government document	citizen group for urban renewal project area	Democracy's Library
1975	text	Visit to Mid-Town Park Apartments and Interviews, San Francisco, 4/17/ - 4/18/75	Books and texts
1976	city record	Phases II and III of the residential development of the Hunters Point redevelopment area in San Francisco, California : draft environmental impact statement +1 other copies	SF Public Library scans
1976	government document	gross land area of 230 acres	Democracy's Library
1976	government document	Transportation conditions and trends : background information for the transportation strategy and programs report	Democracy's Library
1976	government document	Some measures of the impact of the port of San Francisco	Democracy's Library
1976	government document	Ambulatory Health Care Facilities Corporation CDA evaluation	Democracy's Library
1976	recording	KPFA News, 1976	Audio
1976	text	Hunters Point	Books and texts
1977	government document	fourteen (14) new housing units	Democracy's Library
1977	government document	about an hour and a half on transit to Golden Gate Park or GGNRA, 6 or 7 miles	Democracy's Library
1977	government document	area that might be made available to the Port of San Francisco for development	Democracy's Library
1977	government document	Black residential area, map no. 62	Democracy's Library
1978	book	Strike bulletin	Open Library
1978	government document	Parks Without Supervision: Bay View Playground closed in 1978	Democracy's Library
1979	government document	Art in San Francisco redevelopment areas	Democracy's Library
1979	government document	City owned	Democracy's Library

1980s28

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1980	government document	San Francisco arts policy : a background paper	Democracy's Library
1980	government document	Bayview-Hunters Point, Ingleside, South Central, Outer Sunset, Tenderloin/Civic Center, Inner Sunset	Democracy's Library
1980	government document	moves a large primary discharge from San Francisco's north waterfront to the vicinity of Hunters Point	Democracy's Library
1980	text	Muni's Making It Easier to Get From Here to There for Residents of Bay View, Hunters Point, Potrero Hill, Fall 1980	Books and texts
1982	government document	San Francisco : the mayor's annual "state of the city" report	Democracy's Library
1982	government document	Some fill may be needed; if and when not needed by Navy, develop for port and related industrial uses	Democracy's Library
1982	government document	Park	Democracy's Library
1983	city record	Almost a miracle : the new Hunters Point	SF Public Library scans
1983	government document	traffic impact greater and more frequent if Candlestick use increases	Democracy's Library
1984	government document	SFUSD +1 other copies	Democracy's Library
1984	government document	Increased annual revenues to the City from payroll and gross receipts taxes: $277,200 - $424,200	Democracy's Library
1984	government document	Residence : the residence element of the comprehensive plan of the city and County of San Francisco	Democracy's Library
1985	government document	$.30 to $.50 per sq.ft. for both large and small space	Democracy's Library
1985	text	SPEED Zine, Issue 9, San Jose, CA	Books and texts
1986	book	San Francisco Bay region ship homeporting +1 other copies	Open Library
1986	film	DOPE 013	Films and video
1986	government document	Review codes and recommend changes that adversely impact targeted light industrial development in Bayview/Hunters Point	Democracy's Library
1987	book	Draft EIS	Open Library
1987	government document	$21 million	Democracy's Library
1987	government document	Youth Service Center in the Bayview-Hunters Point District	Democracy's Library
1988	government document	combined power capacity 896 MW; shutdown expected	Democracy's Library
1988	government document	San Francisco housing needs to 1995 : a component of the 1989-90 revisions of the residence element of the master plan and background for the Mayor's Housing Advisory Committee report	Democracy's Library
1988	government document	Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1988 +3 other copies	Democracy's Library
1989	city record	South Bayshore plan : a proposal for citizen review	SF Public Library scans
1989	government document	completed affordable housing development	Democracy's Library
1989	government document	Water	Democracy's Library
1989	government document	Recommendations of the Mayor's Drug Symposium Task Force	Democracy's Library
1989	government document	An affordable housing action plan for San Francisco : draft report	Democracy's Library

1990s48

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
1990	book	The Navy's environmental cleanup of Hunters Point	Open Library
1990	government document	7,003 at risk of food insecurity; 25.4%; 2,562 food insecure	Democracy's Library
1991	film	ECP0685 Open Forum San Francisco (Hosts: Tim Lennon, Charlene Smith)	Films and video
1991	government document	artists studio space and small businesses	Democracy's Library
1991	government document	Many more jobs	Democracy's Library
1991	government document	developing a blueprint for civilian use of the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard	Democracy's Library
1992	government document	Port to consider ensuring maritime industrial uses are provided for in the long-term land use plan for re-use	Democracy's Library
1992	government document	resistance to change was difficult in Fayview-Hunters Point area where Decree set relatively clear goals and methods	Democracy's Library
1992	government document	Report on Black infant health in San Francisco, 1990	Democracy's Library
1992	map or image	Southern Pacific 4450 "Huff" at Suisun, California in 1992	Maps and images
1992	text	The Potrero View (April 1992)	Books and texts
1993	government document	Multiple sites with Ag, Cr, Cu, Hg, Pb, Zn, PCBs, TBT pollutants; hotspot numbers 23, 25, 70, 103	Democracy's Library
1993	government document	low recycling participation rate; examined in survey	Democracy's Library
1993	government document	Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1993 +2 other copies	Democracy's Library
1993	government document	PG&E proposed repowering; SFEP won its contract as an alternative to it	Democracy's Library
1993	government document	included in Navy NSTI fire department jurisdiction	Democracy's Library
1994	book	Hunters' Point Shipyard	Open Library
1994	book	Final Hunters Point Shipyard reuse plan	Open Library
1994	government document	elimination of safety and toxics monitoring services	Democracy's Library
1995	book	Hunters' Point Shipyard land use plan	Open Library
1995	city record	South Bayshore plan : an area plan of the Master plan of the City and County of San Francisco : a proposal for adoption	SF Public Library scans
1995	government document	maximum ten feet per driveway, garages paired to minimize curb cuts	Democracy's Library
1995	government document	A report of the Elections Task Force to the Board of Supervisors, city and county of San Francisco	Democracy's Library
1995	government document	City to work with the Port and National Park Service to develop a waterfront bike path from Hunters Point to the Golden Gate Bridge	Democracy's Library
1995	government document	Amendment of Map 4, Citywide Recreation and Open Space Plan, and Map 8, Eastern Shoreline Plan	Democracy's Library
1995	text	New Bernal Journal	Books and texts
1996	government document	designed as transit streets with priority for transit	Democracy's Library
1996	government document	Low to medium-density residential development per Redevelopment Plan	Democracy's Library
1996	government document	Shown as within Port jurisdiction on Burton Act maps but under Navy control; not included in Draft Waterfront Land Use Plan	Democracy's Library
1996	government document	19th highest relative cancer risk in the region from permitted point sources; highest in San Francisco	Democracy's Library
1996	government document	Under control of the Navy, not included in Draft Waterfront Land Use Plan	Democracy's Library
1996	government document	UCSF-owned site, single functional use	Democracy's Library
1997	government document	not printed on page	Democracy's Library
1997	government document	space for Neighborhood Assessment Centers (NAC)	Democracy's Library
1997	government document	Sustained only cracks in the boiler enclosure of one of the three units, a shear wall, some concrete, and a pipe coupling link	Democracy's Library
1997	government document	Complete the proposed State Route 230 (Hunter’s Point Parkway) and on-ramp to Interstate 280	Democracy's Library
1997	text	The Potrero View	Books and texts
1998	city record	Acquisition of the Hunters Point and Potrero power plants	SF Public Library scans
1998	city record	Preliminary negative declaration : [Hunters Point helipad]	SF Public Library scans
1998	government document	Water Department	Democracy's Library
1998	government document	vibrant community of artists working in rundown buildings, with a community center and Bayview Opera House	Democracy's Library
1998	text	DTIC ADA361266: Recycling Spent Sandblasting Grit and Similar Wastes as Aggregate in Asphaltic Concrete	Books and texts
1998	text	DTIC ADA356451: Revised Draft: Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report for the Disposal and Reuse of Hunters Point Shipyard.	Books and texts
1999	book	Astoria Metal Corporation, Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, California	Open Library
1999	book	Hunters Point Shipyard	Open Library
1999	city record	Condition critical : The Bayview/Hunters Point--94124 school and community asthma survey report	SF Public Library scans
1999	government document	Public Utilities	Democracy's Library
1999	government document	new ferry locations at the Presidio, Fort Mason, Pac Bell Park, Mission Bay, Hunters Point and 3Com Park	Democracy's Library

2000s45

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
2000	book	Historical radiological assessment	Open Library
2000	government document	analysis of sewage and stormwater treatment methods has not begun despite March 2000 development concept submittal	Democracy's Library
2000	government document	Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2000 +1 other copies	Democracy's Library
2000	text	DTIC ADA374528: Environmental Impact Statement For the Disposal and Reuse of Hunters Point Shipyard Volume 2: Response to Comments +1 other copies	Books and texts
2000	text	San Francisco Cinematheque program calendar, September-December 2000	Books and texts
2001	book	Health consultation	Open Library
2001	government document	8% of San Francisco electricity generation	Democracy's Library
2001	government document	14,800 new housing units	Democracy's Library
2001	radio	The Tooth Fairy Project-2: Effects of Low-Level Radiation	Radio
2001	text	San Francisco Cinematheque program calendar, April-July 2001	Books and texts
2001	text	The Potrero View	Books and texts
2002	book	Hunters Point Shipyard, San Francisco, California	Open Library
2002	city record	Agenda	SF Public Library scans
2002	city record	PAC meeting dates for ...	SF Public Library scans
2002	city record	Bayview Hunters Point Project Area Committee community revitilization concept plan	SF Public Library scans
2002	government document	Housing element : an element of the San Francisco general plan : draft for public review	Democracy's Library
2003	book	Notification of project receiving environmental review	Open Library
2003	city record	Agenda +7 other copies	SF Public Library scans
2003	film	Dennis J. Kucinich at the Oakland (CA) Box Theater	Films and video
2003	text	The Potrero View +1 other copies	Books and texts
2004	book	Hunters Point Shipyard historical radiological assessment	Open Library
2004	city record	Young, gifted and Bayview : young poets and writers of Bayview Hunters Point	SF Public Library scans
2004	city record	Bayview Hunters Point redevelopment projects and zoning : draft environmental impact report	SF Public Library scans
2004	government document	some 1,600 new housing units in the proposed Hills Neighborhood	Democracy's Library
2004	text	Young, gifted and Bayview : young poets and writers of Bayview Hunters Point	Books and texts
2004	text	The Potrero View +2 other copies	Books and texts
2005	text	The Potrero View	Books and texts
2006	book	Addendum no. 2 to final environmental impact report	Open Library
2006	city record	Bayview Hunters Point Redevelopment Project : report on the plan amendment +1 other copies	SF Public Library scans
2006	city record	Redevelopment plan for the Bayview Hunters Point Redevelopment Project	SF Public Library scans
2006	city record	Agenda	SF Public Library scans
2006	city record	Department of Public Health : fiscal & compliance monitoring of selected community-based organizations for fiscal year 2004-05	SF Public Library scans
2006	city record	Department of Public Health : monitoring of A-133 single audit reports for agencies awarded federal funds by the Department in fiscal year 2004-05	SF Public Library scans
2006	government document	closed	Democracy's Library
2006	recording	Black Exodus or Black Eviction?	Audio
2006	text	The Potrero View +5 other copies	Books and texts
2007	city record	Department of Public Health : monitoring of A-133 single audit reports for agencies awarded federal funds by the Department in fiscal year 2005-06	SF Public Library scans
2007	text	The Potrero View +1 other copies	Books and texts
2008	city record	Department of Public Health : monitoring of A-133 single audit reports for agencies awarded federal funds by DPH in fiscal year 2006-07	SF Public Library scans
2008	text	DTIC ADA520575: Field Testing of Activated Carbon Mixing and In Situ Stabilization of PCBs in Sediment at Hunters Point Shipyard Parcel F, San Francisco Bay, California	Books and texts
2009	city record	Department of Public Health : monitoring of A-133 single audit reports for agencies awarded federal funds by DPH in fiscal year 2007-08	SF Public Library scans
2009	city record	Initial study : Executive Park subarea plan and Yerby and UPC development projects	SF Public Library scans
2009	text	DTIC ADA512821: Field Testing of Activated Carbon Mixing and In Situ Stabilization of PCBs in Sediment	Books and texts
2009	text	Visitacion Valley Grapevine	Books and texts
2009	text	The Potrero View +2 other copies	Books and texts

2010s21

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
2010	city record	Department of Public Health : monitoring of A-133 single audit reports for agencies awarded federal funds by DPH in fiscal year 2008-09	SF Public Library scans
2010	text	Visitacion Valley Grapevine	Books and texts
2011	city record	Preliminary mitigated negative declaration : [San Francisco Wholesale Produce Market Project]	SF Public Library scans
2011	film	The Jennylyn show - Kids & Drugs	Films and video
2011	film	The Jennylyn Show - Eason Ramson: NFL retired SF 49er superbowl winner.	Films and video
2011	government document	NASA Ames Hosts Science Festival for San Francisco Bay Area Students	Democracy's Library
2011	radio	Sea Change Radio - Urban Environmental Pioneers: Hunters Point Family	Radio
2011	text	ERIC EJ980185: Power Sharing: Building Community School Relationships from Friendship to Marriage	Books and texts
2011	text	San Francisco Responds to Civil Grand Jury Report on Hunters Point Shipyard	Books and texts
2011	text	DTIC ADA545470: Measurement and Modeling of Ecosystem Risk and Recovery for In Situ Treatment of Contaminated Sediments	Books and texts
2012	film	Rich Kids On LSD - Come On In, The Water's Fine	Films and video
2014	text	Blake Riggs, Connecting the Dots, Judy Drummond	Books and texts
2015	tv news	CCII 11/17/15 Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure : SFGTV : November 20, 2015 9:00am-11:16am PST	TV News Archive
2015	tv news	Commission on Community Investment & Infrastructure 11/17/15 : SFGTV : December 1, 2015 4:30am-7:01am PST +1 other copies	TV News Archive
2015	tv news	Board of Education 11/10/15 : SFGTV : November 18, 2015 3:30pm-6:01pm PST	TV News Archive
2015	tv news	LIVE: BOS Budget and Finance Committee : SFGTV : November 18, 2015 10:00am-3:31pm PST	TV News Archive
2016	recording	Hunters Pt 50th Anniversary Sept 14 2014	Audio
2018	film	Hunters Point Keller Canyon Community Forum	Films and video
2018	film	Model SF: Collectively Shaping the City	Films and video
2018	recording	Sept 26 2018 Model SF	Audio
2019	film	Virtual Balboa, Unpopular Electronics, Tanuki Spidercat, Oji Edutainment at Peacock Lounge	Films and video

2020s60

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
2020	film	Artist Hunters Point Ship Yard With Artist Rhonel Roberts	Films and video
2021	film	San Francisco Port Commission Meeting – January 12, 2021	Films and video
2021	government document	Availability of notice of preparation of an environmental impact report and initial study and notice of public scoping meeting : [San Francisco Gateway Project]	Democracy's Library
2021	text	2022 Muni Service Network Documents	Books and texts
2021	text	Counterpoints : a San Francisco Bay Area atlas of displacement & resistance	Books and texts
2022	film	San Francisco Port Commission Regular Meeting – April 26, 2022	Films and video
2022	film	Government Audit and Oversight Committee Meeting – October 6, 2022 +1 other copies	Films and video
2022	film	San Francisco Budget and Appropriations Committee Meeting - June 15, 2022	Films and video
2022	film	SFPUC Regular Meeting - July 12, 2022: Drought, PG&E Grid, Surplus Land, and Fishing Program	Films and video
2022	film	San Francisco Police Commission Meeting - July 6, 2022	Films and video
2022	film	SF Government Audit & Oversight Committee Meeting - Sept 15, 2022	Films and video
2023	film	University of California Regents, Morning, Nov. 15, 2023	Films and video
2023	film	San Francisco BOS Budget and Appropriations Committee Hearing on Youth Commission Budget Priorities - March 22, 2023	Films and video
2023	film	SFPUC Commission Meeting: May 9, 2023 – Rates, Contracts, and Community Updates	Films and video
2023	film	Budget and Finance Committee Meeting - May 10, 2023: COPs, Airport Leases, and Grant Approvals	Films and video
2023	film	Port Commission Meeting Recap – October 10, 2023	Films and video
2023	film	San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee Meeting - February 27, 2023	Films and video
2023	film	San Francisco Planning Commission Meeting – September 7, 2023	Films and video
2023	film	San Francisco Budget and Appropriations Committee Special Meeting - June 9, 2023	Films and video
2023	film	San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee Meeting - April 5, 2023 +2 other copies	Films and video
2023	film	San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Meeting - October 10, 2023 +1 other copies	Films and video
2023	recording	Making Contact - The Shadow of Nuclear Colonialism	Audio
2023	recording	Making Contact - But Next Time Part 2: Language Justice and the Road to Recovery After Disaster (Encore)	Audio
2023	text	精衛 THE JINGWEI BIRD PROGRAM INDIA BASIN	Books and texts
2024	film	San Francisco Planning Commission Meeting: March 14, 2024 +2 other copies	Films and video
2024	film	San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Meeting - June 11, 2024 +1 other copies	Films and video
2024	film	San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee Meeting - April 24, 2024 +2 other copies	Films and video
2024	film	San Francisco Police Commission Meeting – October 16, 2024	Films and video
2024	film	San Francisco Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - July 2, 2024 +7 other copies	Films and video
2024	film	BOS Budget Committee Hearing on Early Childhood and Labor Standards - April 24, 2024	Films and video
2024	film	San Francisco BOS Budget and Appropriations Committee Recessed Meeting - June 24, 2024	Films and video
2024	film	Government Audit and Oversight Committee Regular Meeting – June 6, 2024	Films and video
2024	film	San Francisco Budget and Appropriations Committee Summary - March 20, 2024	Films and video
2024	film	San Francisco Budget Committee Meeting - March 27, 2024	Films and video
2024	film	San Francisco Gov't Audit & Oversight Committee Reviews Civil Grand Jury Reports - Sept 19, 2024	Films and video
2024	film	Rules Committee Regular Meeting – September 23, 2024	Films and video
2025	film	San Francisco Rules Committee Meeting - April 7, 2025: Hearings on Alice Griffith Housing, Nonprofit Reporting, Appointments, and Military Equipment Policy	Films and video
2025	film	San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee Meeting - May 14, 2025	Films and video
2025	film	San Francisco Police Commission Meeting - May 21, 2025	Films and video
2025	film	San Francisco BOS Rules Committee Advances Castro Entertainment Zone and Approves CCII Appointments (March 18, 2025)	Films and video
2025	film	San Francisco Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting – May 20, 2025 +3 other copies	Films and video
2025	film	Radiation In Our Midst December 10 2025	Films and video
2025	film	Land Use and Transportation Committee Regular Meeting - June 30, 2025	Films and video
2025	film	BOS Budget and Appropriations Committee Hearing on Controller's Nine-Month Report – June 4, 2025	Films and video
2025	film	San Francisco BOS Budget and Appropriations Committee Meeting - June 11, 2025	Films and video
2025	film	San Francisco Planning Commission Meeting - May 22, 2025 +1 other copies	Films and video
2025	film	San Francisco Government Audit and Oversight Committee Regular Meeting - March 20, 2025	Films and video
2025	film	San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Meeting - October 14, 2025	Films and video
2025	recording	Making Contact - Exposed Part Two: the Human Radiation Experiments at Hunters Point from SF Public Press	Audio
2025	recording	Internet Archive Collection: African-American History in Computing & Demographics, Analysis of "The Truman Show," and "Liar Liar" Goofs	Audio
2025	recording	Making Contact - Exposed Part One: The Human Radiation Experiments at Hunter's Point from SF Public Press	Audio
2025	recording	Making Contact - Exposed Part 2: the Human Radiation Experiments at Hunter's Point from SF Public Press +1 other copies	Audio
2026	film	San Francisco Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - April 28, 2026	Films and video
2026	film	San Francisco Port Commission Meeting – August 12, 2026	Films and video
2026	film	Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee Meeting - July 23, 2026	Films and video
2026	film	Budget Committee Hearing on Youth Commission Priorities - March 25, 2026	Films and video
2026	film	San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee Summary - March 9, 2026	Films and video
2026	film	Land Use and Transportation Committee Meeting on Candlestick Point Street Naming – May 4, 2026	Films and video
2026	film	San Francisco Planning Commission Hearing - July 23, 2026 +1 other copies	Films and video
2026	film	San Francisco Police Commission Meeting - April 8, 2026	Films and video

Undated33

Year	Kind	Item	Collection
—	book	Bulletin to all affected unions, Triple A Shipyard	Open Library
—	city record	San Francisco Bayside historical cultural resource survey : Northern Bayside, Crosstown, Sunnydale/Yosemite and Hunters Point	SF Public Library scans
—	city record	Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood improvement plan : a study of the Bayview Hunters Point Community	SF Public Library scans
—	city record	Relocation survey report [Western Addition A-2, Yerba Buena Center, and Hunters Point] Prepared for the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency	SF Public Library scans
—	city record	San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Records	SF Public Library scans
—	city record	HIV Health Services : Centers of Excellence (CoE) for HIV-infected African American residents of the Bayview/Hunters Point area : RFP 7-2005	SF Public Library scans
—	city record	Report to the Finance Committee of the Board of Supervisors : review of the operations of the Bayview-Hunters Point Foundation for Community Improvement and Mission Community Legal Defense, Inc.	SF Public Library scans
—	film	Helen Takeshita Segment 7	Films and video
—	film	Housing for the Dead - SF Housing in the Hunters Point Toxic Shipyard	Films and video
—	film	A View of the Bay	Films and video
—	film	Shipyard Artists Repaired	Films and video
—	film	Hunter's Point Power Plant	Films and video
—	map or image	RE Anthony Smith Map	Maps and images
—	map or image	Map of California 37.625N 122.250W	Maps and images
—	recording	7/10: Development in San Francisco's Bayview-Hunters Point	Audio
—	recording	Detour - San Francisco - Explore Bayview's Secret Gardens	Audio
—	recording	Toxic San Francisco	Audio
—	recording	Connect the Dots	Audio
—	recording	Imprisoned But Unbowed: Struggles of Incarcerated Women	Audio
—	recording	Interview with Annie Bacon, Erin Brazill and Two-Headed Spy	Audio
—	text	Al Norman Development, Al Norman Mechanical, Scott Co Documents	Books and texts
—	text	SPEED Zine; Special All-Photo Issue; San Jose, CA	Books and texts
—	text	Helen Takeshita Interview	Other
—	text	Hunters Point Shipyard Artist Parcel	Books and texts
—	text	5 Line Property Management	Books and texts
—	text	Shipyard Construction Assistance Program Highlights	Books and texts
—	text	Hunters Point Shipyard Documents	Books and texts
—	text	Mayon V CCSF=negligence ` 1.26.24	Books and texts
—	text	Turrill Boats & Ships 1	Books and texts
—	text	Investigation of Anomalous Soil Samples at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard	Books and texts
—	text	February 22, 2017 Hunters Point TIGER Team Meeting (DRAFT)	Books and texts
—	text	Agreement With Hunter's Point Family	Books and texts
—	text	Misc Hunters Point Shipyard Bid Documents, Volume 1	Books and texts

Record details: identifier, location, sources, statements (5,875)

About this record

Name: Hunters Point Naval Shipyard (also: Hunters Point Shipyard; Hunters Point)
Kind of place: contaminated site
Part of: San Francisco
Location: 37.7256, -122.369 · records within 1,100 m of this point count as here (an approximate area set by qipu)
Location from: Wikidata (point, dates); radius set by qipu
Also on: Wikidata ↗
Identifier: qipu:sf/place/superfund/hunters-point-shipyard
Release: v0.7.1, 21 October 2026
Licence: Facts: CC0 1.0. The sources keep their own rights.

Archive items by collection

Collection	Items
Democracy's Library	128
Films and video	66
Books and texts	60
SF Public Library scans	46
Open Library	20
Audio	16
Maps and images	5
TV News Archive	4
Prelinger Archives	2
Radio	2
Other	1

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Statements about this place

The place's JSON document holds 5,875 statements that tie a record to it: 73 concerns place; 71 described in; 18 built; 10 conveyed; 9 depicted in; 4 recorded at. Left out here: 490 short fragments with no subject (a bare figure or one word) and 5,190 after 1951.

When	Statement	What	Precision	Source
1800	use	used almost exclusively for industrial purposes since the late 1800s	area	source ↗
1835	described in	Possible remains of maritime activities, including a ship graveyard, shipwrecks, wharves, docks and sea walls	area	source ↗
1835	described in	remains of maritime activities, possibly significant for maritime resources and ship-building technology	area	source ↗
1850	described in	extends 6,000 feet into the deep waters of the south San Francisco Bay	area	source ↗
1852	described in	May contain historical features dating from 1852 to 1903	area	source ↗
1852	described in	May contain remnants of historic-era structures (boarding houses, saloons, dwellings, wells, latrines) under fill	area	source ↗
1852	described in	May contain historical features dating from 1852 to 1903	area	source ↗
1860	described in	history and character dating back to the 1860s	area	source ↗
1867	built	Drydock 1 built by California Dry Dock Company	area	source ↗
1867	built	Drydock 1 built as a drydock by the California Dry Dock Company	area	source ↗
1868	described in	industrial operations using hazardous materials since shipyard established	area	source ↗
1868	described in	industrial operations using hazardous materials since shipyard founded	area	source ↗
1868	built	first drydock built at the site	area	source ↗
1868	described in	Commercial ship maintenance, repair, and dismantling began at the site, first drydock built	area	source ↗
1870	described in	possible remains of Chinese shrimp-fishing camps, considered potentially significant archeological resources	area	source ↗
1870	described in	Approximate extent of solid land as of 1870	area	source ↗
1870	described in	Only five camps were within the present HPS site	area	source ↗
1870	described in	Possible remains of Chinese shrimp-fishing camps, which may be potentially important archeological resources	area	source ↗
1870	described in	only five Chinese shrimp-fishing camps within HPS site	area	source ↗
1871	described in	Chinese shrimp camps began to form	area	source ↗
1878	described in	Five known shipwrecks; exact location and significance not determined	area	source ↗
1878	described in	five shipwrecks, location not determined	area	source ↗
1888	built	Built in 1888, designated a Landmark, to be preserved	area	source ↗
1901/1919	built	Drydock 2 built by San Francisco Dry Dock Company, just south of the original structure	area	source ↗
1901/1919	built	Drydock 2 built by the San Francisco Dry Dock Company, just south of Drydock 1	area	source ↗
1903	built	new dry dock, the largest then in existence on the West Coast	area	source ↗
1903	built	completed; largest dry dock then in existence on the West Coast	area	source ↗
1908	built	Drydock 3 built with Navy subsidies, used for battleship repairs	area	source ↗
1908/1919	built	Drydock 3 built with Navy subsidies for battleship repairs	area	source ↗
1916	described in	Navy began to subsidize the owners of the Hunters Point facility to construct larger repair facilities	area	source ↗
1918	built	third drydock, incorporating part of the first drydock	area	source ↗
1919	described in	Two more drydocks for large deep draft ships built by 1919	area	source ↗
1920	concerns place	Report on Hunter's Point naval base site, submitted to Joint Congressional Committee on Naval Base	area	source ↗
1928	documented in	The San Francisco-San Mateo survey, 1928	area	source ↗
1928	proposed	U.S. government agreed to establish bulkhead and pierhead lines from Hunters Point in San Francisco to Ravenswood Point	area	source ↗
1930	described in	twelve shrimp camps dotted the bay	area	source ↗
1930	use	U.S. Navy military installation	area	source ↗
1930	described in	twelve shrimp camps dotted the bay	area	source ↗
1930	described in	more than a hundred homes, accommodating as many as a few thousand residents	area	source ↗
1930	described in	operated as a Navy military installation	area	source ↗
1930	described in	all connecting streets except Innes and Crisp Avenues blocked off with perimeter fence when Navy took over	street	source ↗
1939	described in	more than 30 families were members	area	source ↗
1939	described in	formed to develop the district and connect it to greater San Francisco	area	source ↗
1939	described in	transformed from a semi-rural to an urban area by ship repair activities	area	source ↗
1939	conveyed	Navy purchased the Hunters Point property	area	source ↗
1939	described in	Cooperative grocery store formed with five families as original members	area	source ↗
1939	described in	Navy purchased the site and leased it to Bethlehem Steel Company	area	source ↗
1939	conveyed	Navy began efforts to acquire the shipyard	area	source ↗
1939	described in	$87 million (≈ $2.1 billion in 2026 dollars) invested by the Navy	area	source ↗
1939	described in	Formed in 1939 to develop the district and connect it to greater San Francisco	area	source ↗
1939	conveyed	Navy began efforts to acquire the shipyard	area	source ↗
1939	conveyed	Navy purchased the Hunters Point property	area	source ↗
1939	described in	establishment of a cooperative grocery store	area	source ↗
1939	conveyed	U.S. Navy bought the HPS property	area	source ↗
1939	units	over 12,000 units of housing built; sixty buildings constructed	area	source ↗
1939	described in	$87 million (≈ $2.1 billion in 2026 dollars) invested by the Navy, 1939-1946	area	source ↗
1940	depicted in	Map of San Francisco. (cover title) All about San Francisco : Alcatraz and Islands of the Bay; illustrated map and guide	area	source ↗
1940	described in	grew from 8,000 Italian, Maltese, and Chinese residents to more than 20,000	area	source ↗
1940	depicted in	(Index to) Map of San Francisco. (cover title) All about San Francisco : Alcatraz and Islands of the Bay; illustrated ma	area	source ↗
1940	described in	Boilermakers refused to allow Black membership and rose to prominence within the Hunters Point Shipyard	area	source ↗
1940	described in	grew from 8,000 in 1940 to more than 20,000 by 1945	area	source ↗
1940	conveyed	Purchased by the U.S. government from Bethlehem Steel Company	area	source ↗
1940	described in	largest undeveloped open space area; created by fill in the 1940s on former industrial landfill	segment	source ↗
1940	conveyed	Bethlehem Steel Dry Docks acquired by U.S. Navy, became Hunters Point Naval Shipyard	area	source ↗
1940	described in	piping approximately 55 years old, installed when HPS was constructed in early 1940s	area	source ↗
1940	described in	Black people started buying homes in this area	area	source ↗
1940	described in	Navy built many homes on top of the hill at Hunters Point	area	source ↗
1940	depicted in	Map of Golden Gate Park and Panhandle, San Francisco, California. Board of Park Commissioners, San Francisco California	area	source ↗
1940	described in	Espanola Jackson and her family moved into housing in the Hunters Point area	area	source ↗
1940	described in	rapid expansion creating level land and filling the bay	area	source ↗
1940	depicted in	(Composite Text) All about San Francisco : Alcatraz and Islands of the Bay; illustrated map and guide, also complete map	area	source ↗
1940	conveyed	Bethlehem Steel Dry Docks, which became Hunters Point Naval Shipyard	area	source ↗
1940	described in	rise of the Naval Shipyard	area	source ↗
1940	area	50 acres original shipyard site	area	source ↗
1940	depicted in	(Covers to) All about San Francisco : Alcatraz and Islands of the Bay; illustrated map and guide, also complete map of G	area	source ↗
1941	described in	paving of roads and completion of sewer lines	area	source ↗
1941	conveyed	acquired from Bethlehem Steel Corporation	area	source ↗
1941	described in	Navy operated shipyard as repair and maintenance facility beginning in 1941	area	source ↗
1941	conveyed	Navy took possession of the property and acquired additional land	area	source ↗
1941	described in	Paving of roads and completion of sewer lines	area	source ↗
1942	built	combined sanitary and storm sewer system built by Navy	area	source ↗
1942	described in	combined sanitary and storm sewer system built by Navy	area	source ↗
1942	built	Built as combined storm and sanitary sewer system	area	source ↗
1942	described in	Combined sanitary and storm sewer system built by Navy	area	source ↗
1942	built	built between 1942 and 1946 as a combined storm and sanitary sewer system	area	source ↗
1943	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1943-10-22	area	source ↗
1943	built	housing complexes built by the Navy and HUD for shipyard workers	area	source ↗
1943	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1943-09-01	area	source ↗
1943	described in	Navy rented a space to the Housing Authority to build housing	area	source ↗
1943	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1943-09-15	area	source ↗
1943	described in	$10,000,000 (≈ $194.8 million in 2026 dollars) war housing project dedicated at Hunters Point	area	source ↗
1943	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1943-11-15	area	source ↗
1943	built	temporary wartime shelter, built 1943 to 1945	area	source ↗
1943	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1943-10-15	area	source ↗
1943	described in	$10,000,000 (≈ $194.8 million in 2026 dollars) war housing project dedicated	area	source ↗
1943	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1943-12-01	area	source ↗
1943	built	built in 1943, historically significant and eligible for NRHP	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-03-01	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-10-27	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-03-15	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-09-01	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-01-06	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-05-12	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-08-18	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Your share in victory.	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-04-15	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-12-22	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-02-15	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-07-28	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-06-16	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-06-01	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-07-01	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-10-13	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-01-15	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-09-15	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-05-01	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-07-14	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-12-01	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-11-17	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-02-01	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-09-29	area	source ↗
1944	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1944-04-01	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-03-09	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-01-12	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-05-11	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-02-23	area	source ↗
1945	described in	officially designated a U.S. Naval Shipyard	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-06-08	area	source ↗
1945	described in	Officially designated a U.S. Naval Shipyard	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-04-13	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-07-06	area	source ↗
1945	described in	first Black entertainment establishment appeared in Hunters Point	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-03-23	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-09-14	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-04-27	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-08-17	area	source ↗
1945	described in	designated a U.S. Naval Shipyard	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-08-14	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-06-22	area	source ↗
1945	units	12,233 home units overseen by the Housing Authority	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-02-09	area	source ↗
1945	described in	18,235 labor force in August 1945	area	source ↗
1945	described in	first atomic bomb passed through the shipyard en route to Enola Gay	area	source ↗
1945	described in	first Black entertainment establishment appeared in Hunters Point	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-08-03	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-08-31	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-01-26	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-07-20	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-10-01	area	source ↗
1945	concerns place	Hunter's Point Beacon 1945-05-25	area	source ↗
1945	described in	atomic bomb 'Fat Man' came through the shipyard for transport to the Enola Gay	area	source ↗
1947	proposed	location south of the present bridge and north of Hunters Point	area	source ↗
1947	documented in	Report of Joint Army-Navy Board on an additional crossing of San Francisco Bay	area	source ↗
1948	described in	$31 million (≈ $433.4 million in 2026 dollars) in ship repair performed	area	source ↗
1948	described in	performed $31 million (≈ $433.4 million in 2026 dollars) in ship repair	area	source ↗
1948	built	construction at the shipyard continued until 1948	area	source ↗
1949	described in	6,000 civilian workers plus 4,000 to 6,500 Navy personnel	area	source ↗
1949	described in	Shipyard employment peaked at 18,235 and dropped to 6,000 by 1949	area	source ↗
1949	described in	yard payroll estimated for 1949	area	source ↗
1949	described in	federal government recommended closing the Hunters Point shipyard	area	source ↗
1949	described in	federal government recommended closing the Hunters Point shipyard	area	source ↗
1949	described in	yard payroll estimated at $22,500,000 (≈ $318.5 million in 2026 dollars)	area	source ↗
1950	described in	25 percent of total Hunters Point population	area	source ↗
1950	use	Naval Radiological Defense Laboratory (NRDL) used many buildings	area	source ↗
1950	described in	African American population grew to 25 percent of the total Hunters Point population	area	source ↗
1950	described in	1950 census population 38,035, of which Blacks 25 percent	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	SPEED Zine; Special All-Photo Issue; San Jose, CA	area	source ↗
—	recorded at	Imprisoned But Unbowed: Struggles of Incarcerated Women	area	source ↗
—	depicted in	Hunter's Point Power Plant	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Al Norman Development, Al Norman Mechanical, Scott Co Documents	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	RE Anthony Smith Map	area	source ↗
—	recorded at	7/10: Development in San Francisco's Bayview-Hunters Point	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Turrill Boats & Ships 1	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood improvement plan : a study of the Bayview Hunters Point Community	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Shipyard Construction Assistance Program Highlights	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	San Francisco Bayside historical cultural resource survey : Northern Bayside, Crosstown, Sunnydale/Yosemite and Hunters	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Investigation of Anomalous Soil Samples at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Hunters Point Shipyard Documents	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Agreement With Hunter's Point Family	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Relocation survey report [Western Addition A-2, Yerba Buena Center, and Hunters Point] Prepared for the San Francisco Re	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	San Francisco Redevelopment Agency Records	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Bulletin to all affected unions, Triple A Shipyard	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	HIV Health Services : Centers of Excellence (CoE) for HIV-infected African American residents of the Bayview/Hunters Poi	area	source ↗
—	recorded at	Detour - San Francisco - Explore Bayview's Secret Gardens	area	source ↗
—	depicted in	Map of California 37.625N 122.250W	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Report to the Finance Committee of the Board of Supervisors : review of the operations of the Bayview-Hunters Point Foun	area	source ↗
—	recorded at	Interview with Annie Bacon, Erin Brazill and Two-Headed Spy	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Helen Takeshita Interview	area	source ↗
—	depicted in	Housing for the Dead - SF Housing in the Hunters Point Toxic Shipyard	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Misc Hunters Point Shipyard Bid Documents, Volume 1	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Hunters Point Shipyard Artist Parcel	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	5 Line Property Management	area	source ↗
—	depicted in	A View of the Bay	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	February 22, 2017 Hunters Point TIGER Team Meeting (DRAFT)	area	source ↗
—	concerns place	Mayon V CCSF=negligence ` 1.26.24	area	source ↗