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San Francisco`s Smallest Official Park, 2. #112140025
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The Mary Ellen Pleasant Park seems to be nothing more then just the six eucalyptus trees and a memorial plaque, not even a bench to sit on. It is less then one block long on Octavia Street at Bush Street. Mary Ellen was an escaped slave who became very wealthy herself in gold rush San Francisco, building the house and planting these six trees. The house served as the western most terminus of `The Underground Railroad', and the cities first civil rights activist. The house is still haunted.
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