Battery Spencer

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Battery Spencer is a historic coastal artillery fortification in the Marin Headlands overlooking the Golden Gate, now a popular viewpoint and tourist site.

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Battery Mendell 1
Battery Spencer canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal artillery battery
historic site
access by road from Conzelman Road
armament 12-inch breech-loading rifles
disappearing guns
category Coastal fortifications in California
Military history of the San Francisco Bay Area
constructionEndDate 1897
constructionStartDate 1893
country United States
currentUse scenic overlook
tourist viewpoint
elevation approximately 150 meters above sea level
era Endicott Board modernization era
garrison Coast Artillery Corps
hasFunction coastal defense
harbor defense
hasNearbyAttraction Golden Gate Bridge Vista Point
Marin Headlands trails
hasViewOf Marin Headlands
Pacific Ocean
San Francisco skyline
heritageDesignation historic coastal defense site
inception 1890s
locatedIn California
Marin County, California
linked to: Marin County

Marin Headlands
United States
locatedInProtectedArea Golden Gate National Recreation Area
locatedOn north side of the Golden Gate
militaryBranch United States Army
namedAfter Joseph Spencer
openToPublic yes
operator National Park Service
overlooks Golden Gate
Golden Gate Bridge
ownedBy United States federal government
partOf Endicott Period coastal fortifications
Fort Baker
Harbor Defenses of San Francisco
significantPeriod Spanish–American War era
early 20th century coastal defense
status decommissioned military installation
touristAttractionIn San Francisco Bay Area
touristPopularity high
usedFor defense of San Francisco Bay

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Marin Headlands hasPart Battery Spencer
Harbor Defenses of San Francisco hasPart Battery Mendell
linked to: Battery Spencer