Remembrance Garden

Temporary Exhibition

Through March 2008

Located within the Presidio’s natural landscape, the Garden is an outdoor installation that extends the Museum’s exploration of courage into a space of quiet reflection.

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The Garden at The Courage Museum
100 Montgomery Street, The Presidio
San Francisco, CA 94129

The Memorial Garden is open everyday from dawn to dusk. The conditions are

Set within the natural landscape of the Presidio, the Garden is a contemplative outdoor installation that honors the lives of women and children lost to violence. Designed as a space for reflection and renewal, it invites visitors to move slowly through nature, engaging the senses and connecting with rituals of healing drawn from diverse cultural traditions.

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A quiet counterpart to the Museum’s call for change, the Garden offers a path toward restoration—an opportunity to honor loss, reflect on resilience, and imagine collective healing.

Image Gallery

Artists

Rosalie Fish

Rosalie Fish is a Cowlitz tribal member and a semi-professional runner from the Muckleshoot reservation. Rosalie runs for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People, and competed for the University of Washington at the D1 level. Now, Rosalie is pursuing her master’s degree in social work and serves on Cowlitz tribal council.

Anthony Shetler

Anthony Shetler is a professional skateboarder, entrepreneur, and community advocate hailing
from the New Bedford/Taunton area in Massachusetts. Born in 1982, he came up skating in difficult circumstances—after his father was killed, and while his mother struggled with addiction, he spent years moving between shelters and the projects. Skateboarding became both a passion and a lifeline for him—that drive eventually led to being sponsored by major brands like Birdhouse, World Industries, Zoo York, 5Boro, and others.

Over time, Shetler built his own company, All I Need Skate & Apparel (short “All I Need”), through which he creates skateboarding content (videos, podcasts), holds events (like his New England Am contest), and works to support amateur skaters. His personal philosophy emphasizes resilience, community, and the belief that skateboarding is more than sport—it’s therapy, identity, and a tool for social uplift. Shetler remains active in skating, in running his brand, and in mentoring young skaters, staying true to the idea that “inches add up.”

Partners

Deborah Sara Santana as our Presenting Sponsor, for making this day a reality, and for her lead investment in the Courage Museum.

Patricia Lee Hoffmann, for her long-standing support of FUTURES and the development of the Courage Museum.