A 441 foot walkway, reflecting the length of the liberty ship, will include a home front timeline with quotations from former women shipyard workers. Sculptural elements evoking features of a liberty ship will be positioned along the walk and will hold porcelain panels with photographs depicting the range of labor women performed. At the water's edge, a lookout will lead visitors to look out across the bay to the San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge. Inspector Christopher L. Cathey. Greg finished freshly poured concrete for sidewalk repairs.
Soil amendment mounds for the new turf frame the hull structure.
Final issues, concerns, trepidations, etc. are laid on the logistical table. A gull-eye view from the upper deck of the hull structure for Cheryl and Susan No vertigo for this duo as they survey the site looking south. Paver assignments all along the pathway are marked by artist, Susan Schwartzenberg. Paver assignments all along the pathway are marked by artist, Susan Schwartzenberg. Rest stop benches by the stack frame are installed.