The first sign, posted on the rail of the path up into the park, described how the park was built on what was originally, "Ramaytush Ohlone Land."

The second sign, posted on the rail of the path up into the park, described the "Original Water Sources," of San Francisco.

The next sign, posted on the rail of the winding path up into the park, described how "Yerba Buena Becomes San Francisco."

The next sign, posted on the rail of the winding path up into the park, described, "A Rush For Water."

Another sign, posted on the rail of the winding path up into the park, described, "Fighting Fires During The Great Quake," of 1906.

A sign, just above the dog walking park, presented the history of Francisco Park as, "Francisco Park: A Timeline."