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Marinship
This is one of a series of pages on each of Sausalito’s Neighborhoods, with links to Restaurants, Hotels, Bus Stops and Activities in each area. Click here to return to the Neighborhoods Index.
Marinship was a massive shipyard built at incredible speed after the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, primarily on landfill dumped into tidal marshlands and shallow waters in San Francisco Bay on the northern coast of Sausalito. The Marinship shipyards produced cargo vessels and oil tankers for the U.S. Navy, setting records for producing ships faster than any other facility. Thousands of workers streamed in from all over the country to work at the huge facility, part of a wartime population boom in the Bay Area that continued after the end of the war in 1945.
When peace returned after the end of World War II the Marinship shipyard was closed even more quickly than it had been built, and the U.S. Navy sold off portions of the shipyard to private interests ranging from boat builders to land speculators.
Marinship now houses offices, houseboat piers, marine businesses and restaurants.
Marinship Restaurants
7-Eleven (Fast Food) |
Anchorage 5 (Diner, American and Mexican) |
Avatar’s (Indian-Mexican Fusion, Individualized Menu) |
Bridgeway Bagel (Bagels and Sandwiches) |
Dario’s Pizza (Pizza) |
Feng Nian (Chinese) |
Fish (Fresh Organic Seafood) |
Fred’s Coffee Shop (Diner) |
Kitti’s Place (Thai, Pan-Asian) |
Le Garage (French) |
Mollie Stone’s (Deli) |
Sausalito Seahorse (Seafood, Music Nightly) |
Saylor’s (American and Mexican) |
Taste of the Himalayas (Indian and Nepali) |
Tommy’s Wok (Chinese) |
Hotels
There are no hotels in the Marinship neighborhood. The closest hotels are just north in Mill Valley on the border with Marin City. |
Bus Stops
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Bridgeway at Ebb Tide |
Bridgeway at Gate Five Road |
Bridgeway at Coloma |
Bridgeway at Harbor (by Mollie Stone’s) |
Bridgeway at Nevada |
Bridgeway at Easterby (by the 7-11) |
Marinship Landmarks