A sign that read, "Alamo Square." was posted next to the entrance to the park.

Alamo Square park occupied an entire hill in the Alamo Square neighborhood.

A path led uphill into the park. A sign on the path prohibited bicycles.

A pair of signs appeared half way up the hill. Those signs specified the rules that applied to this park.

A fork in the path led to two different destinations.

A dog area was at the top of the hill. Some folks with dogs occupied the hilltop.

A wooden bench provided a place to rest after climbing the hill.

A garbage can was at the top of the hill.

Events were posted behind a locked sheet of glass.

A man wearing a backpack strolled across the top of the hill.

A picnic table provided a place for people to dine while in the park. The picnic table provide a view of the San Francisco skyline.

People used their phones to photograph the famous Painted Ladies buildings.

A view of the famous Painted Lady building taken from Alamo Park.

From the top of the hill in Alamo Square Park, another path ran downhill.