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6. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. MEMORIAL
Featuring words of peace in several languages, this multifaceted monument incor-
porates sculpture, a waterfall, and quotations from the Civil Rights leader's speeches
and writings.
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7. CHILDREN'S CREATIVITY MUSEUM
This interactive technology and art museum aims to inspire creative impulses in chil-
dren. There are animation, design, and music studios as well as a wealth of other en-
gaging activities.
221 4th St • 415 820 3320 • Open 10-4pm Wed-Sun • Dis. access
• Adm •
www.creativity.org
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8. CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM
The state's official historical research organization holds vast collections of photos,
books, manuscripts, maps, rare prints and fine and decorative arts, some dating
as far back as the 1600s.
678 Mission Street • 415 357 1848 • Open noon-5pm
Tue-Sun • Donations
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9. CONTEMPORARY JEWISH MUSEUM (CJM)
Founded in 1984, this dynamic museum was designed by architect Daniel Libeskind
and incorporates the landmark Jesse Street Power Substation. Its exhibitions help to
foster relations with the wider community.
736 Mission St between 3rd and 4th •
415 655 7800 • Open 1-8pm Thu, 11am-5pm Fri-Tue • Closed Wed, Jewish hols &
some public hols • Dis. access • Adm •
www.thecjm.org
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10. METREON
The main attraction at this shopping center is a state-of-the-art cineplex (including
IMAX screens), where you can take in the very latest movies' special effects. On the
upper deck is a pleasant terrace with superb views of the surrounding cityscape.
101 4th St
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