History of the Golden Gate Dredge
Folks who have visited Snug Harbor in the past, in the 1980's or 1990's sometimes come by and ask us what happened to the Golden Gate Dredge that use to set at the shores of Snug Harbor.  Many remember the amazing and artistic array of tools soldered to the railings over the years.  Sadly, the historic dredge, built in 1906 and originally named the Tule Queen, had to be demolished due to its poor and unsafe condition.  But do not fear!!  We saved all of the railings and have recently set them up for viewing near our entrance gate!  For a full history of the Golden Gate Dredge and its railings, see below the photos:
Setting out the sections	Using a back hoe to lift sections
Rails set in cement	Jenny starts to paint...
The fan made of large crescent wrenches	Special thanks goes to Jeff and Jenny, and to Gene, who were so creative in setting up this outdoor example of California workmen's art spanning 100 years of delta and farming tools!