The Randall Museum

In her 25 years of service to the people of San Francisco, the zoologist, and San Francisco's first Superintendent of Recreation, Josephine Randall had the dream of creating a museum for youth that would be "a place that would foster a love of science, natural history, and the arts." The realization of this dream was the Randall Museum which sits at the base of the steep, rocky hill that is Corona Heights Park. Today, the main room in the museum is a sanctuary for rescued wildlife; the perfect place to bring all our little ones.
And, with its panoramic views it offers quite the view over modern San Francisco, an incredible change from what the landscape once looked like, right Rai?