Competing visions of pioneer womanhood collided in the creation of this statue. The tribute to early Euro-American California settlers was created for San Francisco’s 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition. It was forgotten after the fair, but later restored and moved to its permanent location in Golden Gate Park in 1940. It was discovered, weather-worn and vandalized, in the near-ruin of the Palace of Fine Arts. Within three months of its discovery, civic and historic groups helped to restore the monument and it was displayed at the Golden Gate International Exposition in 1939, before being installed at its final site in a meadow in Golden Gate Park on December 8, 1940.
Golden Gate Park has a rich and varied history. 2020 celebrates its 150th Anniversary.
Not at posted coordinates. It is NOT close to the statue.
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