Lotta's Fountain

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Survivors of the 1906 earthquake used to gather here at 5:02 am every April 18. The last two passed away after 2015 anniversary.

Lotta's Fountain's lion's head is a spigot that can flow water out.

3rd St & Market St

San Francisco, CA 94103

Lotta's Fountain is a historic landmark in San Francisco, California, known for its significance in the city's history.

The fountain serves as a gathering point for events and commemorations, providing a space for community members to come together and honor the past.

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4.514 reviews

Eric R.

6/14/2018

"Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it..." Ahh Lotta how we San Franciscan's love you! Lotta Crabtree was once America's most beloved entertainers of the 19th Century. Born in New York...

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Wendy A.

11/6/2021

We passed by this fountain four times on our trip To SF. Such a beautiful monument and with a perfect location. Our bus didn't stop close but we still enjoyed it.

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Scott H.

10/5/2019

This fountain won't mean much to you unless you know the backstory. Horses used to drink from this fountain. This was a public water fountain. there is even a strong 1906 earthquake connection to...

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Adrienne G.

4/18/2010

Lotta's Fountain April 18, 2010..... It's the 104th Anniversary of the 1906 SF Earthquake & Sis & I headed downtown to commemorate the event & spend the morning w/ Bill Del Monte......who at 104...

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Jenn C.

2/6/2012

LAZY - that's me! I know where Lotta's Fountain is and I lived 6 blocks away for 2 earthquake anniversaries and NEVER made it down here to participate in the memorial of the 1906...

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