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Roll your mouse over the picture to find the warehouses that used to be the ships Niantic and Apollo. |
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| Long Wharf extended one half mile into the bay when the waterfront ended at Montgomery St. in San Francisco. It became the center of commerce during the gold rush. To learn more about the wharf and the Niantic Hotel, read the exciting historical fiction novel Long Wharf: a Story of Young San Francisco, by Howard Pease. | ||
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