Stilwell Hall

Stilwell Hall, also known as Building Six-Fifty, once occupied a prominent place within the Presidio of San Francisco. Named in honor of General Joseph Stilwell, this three-story structure served as a central hub for the California-Nevada Organized Reserves. It housed unit headquarters, troop schools, and a dedicated officers' club. From its position near the Golden Gate Bridge approach, the building offered expansive views of the San Francisco skyline, the bay, and the Golden Gate Bridge itself.