Julia Morgan in SF,her Work in Pacific & Presidio Hts. & Lunch@Golf Course

(Photo above JM in Paris, 1900, Cathedral Notre Dame in the background.)
Julia Morgan houses and buildings (at least 24 of the 700 commissoins in her life-time are located in SF) are scattered throughout the City. About a third of these are located in Pacific and Presidio Hts. We'll do a combination hike, with a leg on the Presidio side of the Presidio Wall to make it interesting and where we can Then lunch at Presidio Golf Course restaurant, at the end**.** We can dine outside overlooking the beautiful Golf Course. The restaurant is called the Ironwoods Bar & Grill. If pricey for you find someone to split something with. (I like doing that because I eat less.)
***(Don't be a no-show or your membership will be cancelled.)It's good to give out name tags which I will do. I fill out the name tags 24 hours before I leave for the tour. This also gives me a way to take attendance. Name tags that are not picked up, are recorded as no-shows. If you get too many no-shows recorded in your personal Meet-up profile, (only visible to the organizer) you'll be cancelled from this Meetup.
(To cancel your RSVP beforehand [please at least 24 hrs. or a no-show is recorded.], look for the,"Edit Attendance",**tab at the bottom right hand corner of the screen on a notebook and left bottom on a phone.)

Along the way we'll stop to see two of Bernard Maybeck's, finest SF houses.

Morgan graduated UC in 1894 with a degree in Civil Engineering, one of her specializations was structural engineering. (This benefited her clients greatly, as was seen after the 06' earthquake in her still standing buildings.)
She arrived in Paris in 1896. A few years later it was reported in the San Francisco Call:Paris, Oct.30,1902 - Julia Morgan of San Francisco passed the examination with honors at the Architectural section of the School of Fine Arts (Ecole de Beaux Arts, Paris France. The first wo