Aquatic Park Bathhouse (San Francisco Maritime Visitor Center)

The Aquatic Park Bathhouse building, completed in the 1930s in a Streamline Moderne/Art Deco idiom, faces Aquatic Park and now houses the San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park visitor center and museum exhibits. The concrete-and-masonry bathhouse is a documented example of 1930s recreational architecture tied to the city's waterfront improvements and Depression-era public works. Its location and preserved architectural features interpret changing uses of the waterfront from public bathing to maritime heritage.