Treasure Island, San Francisco Bay Area, California, USA 4k 

For those who don't know the history: It was built for the 1939 World's Fair and was then taken over by the navy during WWII. It had been planned that after the fair it would become the city airport. A little small for jets but the Pan American Clippers took off from here to fly to the orient. It is within the city limits of San Francisco and will be developed as a residential neighborhood with ferry service to the San Francisco ferry building. Of course one can also take the bus to San Francisco. You can also bike (or walk) to the East Bay, but the western half of the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge has no bike/pedestrian path so you can't get to The City that way.

My name is PATRICK LEE.. We were transferred to T.I. from 1984-1988 because my dad was in the USCG. We lived in Base housing- We lived at 1247-D Exposition Drive. I was young but vividly remember so much!!! I was able to WALK to school- WALK HOME FOR LUNCH!!- and WALK BACK TO SCHOOL..(could NEVER do that nowadays-you couldn't leave campus!!) I remember riding my bike with my buddies all over T.I. I remember the Exchange, the Movie Theater, The Commissary, YBI and, I must say, I was a LOCAL LEGEND for a few years at the LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL PARK!!!...haha.. Played with the PIRATES my first 2 seasons and the PADRES after that.. Loved playing Tether Ball in the yard at PE at the Elementary School. Yes, had a ton of memories.. Thank You for baring with me as I shared some things. If anyone wants to share back, feel free to hit me back. Maybe I will reconnect wtih some old friends!!

Dad in the navy, lived there from 75-77, when i graduated from high scholl.

My first Navy Duty station 1982-84. I worked in Hanger 2. Sad to see the old barracks in total disrepair. My room faced the bay - it was an amazing view!

I was stationed there in 86-87 when I was in the Navy. Worked in the basement of the headquarters building. It was the first building you came to when you came onboard the base. It had a huge circular driveway. CWO4, USN, Ret.

Gary Hebler this is where you spent the first four years of your life and Brian Hebler spent his first 6 months. Lots of good memories were made here

Worked on treasure island 5 years ago. Beautiful.

During my 22 year Navy career, I spent a lot of those years on TI. 54 weeks of Electronics Class A School 1966-67. 48 weeks of Advanced Electronics Class B School 1968-69. Instructor Duty at Advanced Electronics Class B School 1969-73. ADCOP Program 1973-75. I lived at 1224F Bayside Dr for 7 years, 1968-75. To this day my daughter, who was born while on TI, has had health problems most likely from the buried radioactive material in the housing area.

Belle prise de vue....

I lived there in the 80 s , it was the coolest place to live 😍

What name is the background of the song ?

Is Job corps there

this is what i wanted to do if I got ability like main character in GTA type shi

Thia place needs trees more trees more trees . And then you can rebuild that military thing into housing .

It doesn't look like that anymore that's my home