Set among tall eucalyptus in the heart of the Presidio, the Chapel of Our Lady has been a quiet witness to more than 160 years of history. Built in 1864 as the Presidio’s first house of worship, this humble Carpenter Gothic chapel opened its doors just as the Civil War was ending. For decades it served as an interdenominational home for military communities, once nicknamed the “Ivy-Covered Chapel” for the vines that climbed its front façade. Step inside today and you’ll still find the hand-paint

26 reactions · 3 comments | Meet America's Buffalo Soldiers and learn about their significant contributions to history - including here in the Presidio - while becoming some of the first national park rangers. https://www.presidio.gov/blog/buffalo-soldiers-at-the-presidio-of-san-francisco | Presidio of San Francisco | Facebook

195 reactions · 45 shares | Discover the legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers, who served with distinction and became some of America’s first national park rangers. Learn about their history, including their time at the Presidio, and honor the 460 Buffalo Soldiers laid to rest at San Francisco National Cemetery. | Presidio of San Francisco | Facebook

From battlefield to bedside, women have been key players of healthcare at the Presidio of San Francisco. Dive deeper into the long history of nurses in the Presidio: https://bit.ly/3vv56gm | Presidio of San Francisco

Make movement part of your 2026 routine in the Presidio. Whether you prefer yoga, biking, strength training, or something new, there are countless ways to stay active in the park. Explore trails, bike rides, fitness studios, and outdoor spaces designed for both movement and recovery. https://bit.ly/4l0zB2l | Presidio of San Francisco