presidio

Both the presidio and the mission likely moved in October 1749.

They would bring the prisoner back here to the presidio.

The presidio now sat at the heart of several major trade and military routes.

He has yet to present a plan on how the Presidio might cover its operating costs.

Ultimately the new complex in the Presidio will house 1,500 employees.

He closed his small law practice and spent three months in officer's training at the Presidio.

By 1783, there were 54 troops stationed at the presidio.

In early 1717 he left office due to legal problem over presidio supply.

The mission is still standing today, but the presidio has been destroyed.

In the last five months, the Presidio has had a string of bad luck.

One missionary and about 20 other people escaped to the presidio.

Between the village and presidio was a bridge, leading across the river.

The original presidio and mission were built out of logs.

The presidio had an additional 400 soldiers quarters and a well.

And please prevent any private cars from entering the Presidio.

At its best, the Presidio contains the architecture of possibility.

Most of the investors named in the Presidio case did not return calls for comment.

The public buses that enter the Presidio include numbers 28, 29 and 30.

"What is this Presidio where we have to go?"

The road leading from Presidio has been fully paved since my last visit.

"A soldier from out at the Presidio brought them in less than an hour ago.

While here he located a site for the Spanish presidio that was later built.

Each presidio was built at a safe distance to allow other mutual support.

Presidio County residents have watched the lights for over a hundred years.

The ruins of the old presidio were reconstructed in 1936.