The Mare Island Naval Shipyard was closed in 1996. Many of the old buildings have remained. They are in bad shape and create a ghost-town effect. I noticed some windows that had been boarded up with plywood panels. They had weathered beautifully and I photographed a number of them. Here are four examples.
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