One of the famous landmarks in the American city of San Francisco, the city's smallest skyscraper tower, which was built in 1933 AD to be a prominent landmark on Telegraph Hill. This tower has an interesting story and a great significance. It was built in honor of the San Francisco firefighters by (Lee Lee Coit) who was fond of the work of firefighters and their humanitarian work. Twenty-six artists have adorned the tower with stunning murals, some of which depict the struggles of the working class in San Francisco, and visitors can climb to the top of the tower via an elevator to enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the picturesque San Francisco Bay.