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Latest revision as of 13:43, 10 October 2023
Unfinished History
The 1925 Beach Chalet, designed by Willis Polk, features a beautiful series of murals painted during the Depression-era Works Project Administration (W.P.A.) by Lucien Labaudt. The Chalet had fallen into disrepair but was restored and re-opened in 1997, once again offering dining and drinking, as well as the original murals, also restored.
One of Lucien Labaudt's original murals, a crab fisherman offering one of his catch at Fisherman's Wharf.