Title:
Canyon Lodge, Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Canyon Lodge situated near the South Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is near the trail leading to the foot of the Lower Falls.
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Canyon Lodge is composed of a large main building housing the Lounge, Dining Room and Office, around which in semi-circular form are arranged the many cabins.
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn "Bear Pit"
Linen unused
Description:
is a very popular cocktail lounge. It is decorated with wild animal scenes in wood, most of which have a touch of humor.
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn Dining Room, Yellowstone National Park
Linen unused
Description:
is a new addition to the dining room of the original log structure, together affording ample accommodations for the many guests of the Park Hotel system.
C. T. Art-Colortone
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Title:
A Message from Yellowtone National Park
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen PM 1948 Aug-13
Description:
One of America's most famous spots. Here are the greatest array of geysers and Hot Springs in the world. Here are wild animals in their native state. Bear, Deer, Elk, Moose, Antelope and many others. Here are waterfalls and canyons, beaver colonies and rivers teeming with fish, delightful lakes and massive cliffs. Here is nature fresh and thrilling to be enjoyed by all.
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Title:
Canyon Hotel Cocktail Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Canyon Hotel cocktail lounge like the "Bear Pit" at Old Faithful Inn is proving popular with sightseeing guests who meet here to discuss the adventures of the day.
Haynes Studios Inc.
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Title:
Canyon Hotel Lounge, Yellowstone National park
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Canyon Hotel Lounge, one of the show places of the park, is the front wing of the hotel situated on the north side of the Grand Canyon.
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Title:
Cooke Entrance and Republic Mountain, Yellowstone National Park
Linen unused
Description:
Near the quaint mining town of Cooke, Montana, which was an inland town until 1935, when the Cooke-Red Lodge Highway was completed, is the northeast or Cooke entrance to Yellowstone National Park. This view shows historic Republic Mountain just south of Cooke, and the Government checking station, built in 1935 at the park boundary.
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Title:
Mammoth Springs Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
The Hotel consists of general offices and lounge, dining rooms, recreation center, hotel rooms, and a group of furnished cottages.
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn Dining Room
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Is a new addition to the dining room of the original log structure, together affording ample accommodations for the many guests of the Park Hotel system.
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Title:
Old Faithful Lodge Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
The Lodge in the main building faces Old Faithful Geyser. From the large windows a splendid view of this famous geyser is had.
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Title:
Old Faithful Lodge Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Old Faithful Lodge Lounge in the main building faces Old Faithful Geyser. From the large windows a splendid view of this famous geyser is had.
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Title:
Lake Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Situated on the shores of Yellowstone Lake - One of Yellowstone Park's modern, comfortable hotels.
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Title:
Lake Hotel Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
On the north shore of Yellowstone Lake is a delightful adjunct to the Hotel which is catering each year to increasing numbers of guests.
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Title:
Lobby, Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back PM 1912 Apr-23
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Title:
Bedroom, Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Bedrooms, Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-23
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Title:
Dining Lodge, Union Pacific System
West Yellowstone Montana (MT), Divided Back unused
Description:
West Entrance to Yellowstone Park
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Title:
Dining Room, Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Dining Room, Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Grand Canyon Hotel, The Lounge and Staircase
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lobby of Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Lobby, Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
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Title:
Stages at Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The "Meating" of the Bear, Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn, Yellowstone Park
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel Dining Room, Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
Description:
Is an indication of the facilities provided for patrons of the Yellowstone Park hotels which are comparable to the large city hostelries, although many miles from the nearest city or railroad. From this room a splendid view of Yellowstone Lake is to be had.
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Title:
Canyon Hotel Cocktail Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
The "Bear Pit" at Old Faithful Inn is proving popular with sightseeing guests who meet here to discuss the adventures of the day.
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Title:
Gardiner Station
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Liberty Cap and Hotel, Yellowstone Park
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Mammoth Hotel and Fort
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Northern Entrance
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Coaching Party, Yellowstone Park
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Haynes Picture Shop, Canyon Village
Chrome unused
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Administration Building and Main Lodge
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), Chrome unused
Description:
These buildings and five hundred guest cottages represent an investment of more than 5 million dollars. Begun in 1956, the village was in operation on July 1, 1957.
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Guest Cottages
Chrome unused
Description:
Canyon Village Begun in 1956, the village was in operation on July 1, 1957.
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Title:
Black Bear
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Mother black bear and two cubs inspecting car for contraband along the highway between Old Faithful and West Thumb.
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Title:
Old Faithful Lodge
Chrome unused
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Title:
Mammoth Springs Hotel
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lake Lodge, Yellowstone Park
Wyoming (WY), Continental Chrome PM Aug-6
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Title:
Mt. Washburn Lookout
Chrome unused
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Administration Building in Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Guests register in this building which is the headquarters of the management of Canyon Lodge, first opened to the public July 1, 1957.
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Title:
Yellowstone Generic Post Card
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Yellowstone National Park Block of Stamps
First Day Cover PM 1972 Mar-1
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Title:
Yellowstone National Park
First Day Cover PM 1972 Mar-1
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Title:
Arch at Northern Entrance
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
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Title:
Mammoth Hotel Valley from Terraces, Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
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Title:
Bed Room Old Faithful Inn -- Yellowstone
White Border unused
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Title:
Dining Room Old Faithful Inn - Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
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Title:
Entrance Old Faithful Inn-Yellowstone Park.
White Border unused
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Title:
Fishing Bridge
Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Spanning the Yellowstone River at the point where it flows out of Yellowstone Lake, Fishing Bridge is one of the most popular spots in the Park for trout fishing.
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Title:
Interior of Old Faithful Inn, Yellowstone Park
Wyoming (WY), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel
White Border unused
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Title:
The Lookout, Summit of Mount Washburn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
Description:
The Lookout, Summit of Mt. Washburn, 10,317 ft., was built by the National Park Service as a fire lookout and resting place for guests. From here the majestic Teton Mountains, many miles away, are visible as well as a good panorama of the enitre park.
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Title:
Gardiner Station and Entrance Arch
White Border unused
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn
White Border unused
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn - Bear Pit
Linen unused
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Title:
West Yellowstone, Gateway to Yellowstone National Park
West Yellowstone Montana (MT), Chrome unused
Description:
Picturesquely situated in a forest of towering pines, this scenic travel center is located at the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park. Here modern shops and every travel accommodaton are to be found.
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Title:
Roosevelt Lodge at Junction of North-East Entrance Road
Chrome unused
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Administration Building
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Guests register in this building which is the headquarters of the management of Canyon Lodge, first opened to the public July 1, 1957.
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Administration Building and Main Lodge, Canyon Village
Chrome unused
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Title:
Haynes Picture Shop, Canyon Village Yellowstone National Park
Chrome unused
Description:
Opened in 1960 as a modern shop for the accommodation of the park visitor for films, pictures, post cards, cameras, etc.
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Title:
Haynes Picture Shop, Main Lodge, Canyon Village
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lake Lodge overlooking North Shore of Yellowstone Lake
Chrome unused
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Title:
A Yellowstone Public Automobile Camp, Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
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Title:
Haynes Picture Shop
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Haynes' building at the foot of Capitol Hill at Mammoth houses the Mammoth Picture Shop and general offices. Haynes' park views and books pertaining to the West, photographic supplies and everything pictorial of the Yellowstone are sold in the Haynes shops, in the hotels, lodges and auto camps throughout the park.
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Title:
Park Stage at Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
Lake Hotel, Yellowstone Park
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Black Bear in Road
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Old Faithful - Yellowstone National Park
West Yellowstone Montana (MT), Real Photo PM 1940 Jul-12
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Title:
Mammoth Springs Hotel
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel Lounge
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel, Yellowstone Lake
Chrome unused
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Title:
Mammoth Springs Hotel
Chrome unused
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Title:
Northern Pacific Railway Yellowstone Park Line
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back unused
Description:
In the foreground is the Minnetonka, Northern Pacific Railway's first locomotive as it appeared in "Wheels A-Rolling," Chicago Railroad Fair pageant of transportation progress. The Minnetonka, built in 1870, is 27 1/2 feet long, 10 feet two inches high, weighs 12 tons and costs $6,700. In comparison the new 4500 H.P. Diesel locomotives which power the streamlined North Coast Limited are 151 feet 4 inches long, 15 feet high, weigh 345 tons and cost $458,000. The headend of one of the diesels is shown in the background.
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Title:
Northern Pacific Yellowstone Park Line
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back unused
Description:
Travel the Scenic Highway of the Northern Pacific Ry. from Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, St. Louis, Kansas City to Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and North Pacific Coast points. Route of the Great Big Baked Potato and original and only line to Gardiner Gateway, Yellowstone National Park. "Are you fond of baked potatoes, Miss Galacia?" "Oh, I think they're perfectly delicious." "It certainly looks good, Maw." "You know, Paw, it looks just like the one we had on the Northern Pacific train the time we went to the North Pacific Coast." "Goo! Goo!" Means bring on the great big baked potato.
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Title:
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone
Real Photo PM 1948 Aug-05
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Title:
Mammoth Springs Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome PM 1958 Jul-11
Description:
A large, modern, fully equipped hotel offering also furnished cottages near the hotel proper.
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn - Bedroom
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Gardinier Depot and Stone Arch
Divided Back PM 1924 Jun-15
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn
White Border unused
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn Dining Room
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
Description:
Old Faithful Inn Dining Room is a new addition to the dining room of the original log structure, together affording ample accommodations for the many guests of the Park Hotel system.
Curteich
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Title:
Old Faithful Lodge Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
Description:
Old Faithful Lodge Lounge in the main dining faces Old Faithful Geyser. From the large windows a splendid view of this famous geyser is had.
Curteich
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Title:
Mammoth Hotel and Park Headquarters at Mammoth Hot Springs
White Border PM 1937 Jun-5
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Title:
Canyon Hotel - Lobby
White Border unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel in Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel - Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
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Title:
Mammoth Hotel, Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
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Title:
Mammoth Springs Hotel
White Border unused
Description:
Mammoth Springs Hotel consists of general office and lounge, dining rooms, recreation center, hotel rooms, and a group of furnished cottages.
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Title:
The Buffalo Herd
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
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Title:
Eastern Brook Trout, Photographed Alive, Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
Description:
Fisherman in the park catch the Eastern Brook Trout, Rainbows, Mackinaws, Cutthroats (Native trout), and several other species of game fish. The farther one leaves the traveled routes, the better the fishing.
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Title:
Automobile Stages at Sylvan Lake
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
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Title:
Yellowstation Station, O.S.S.R.R.
White Border unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel in Yellowstone Park
Divided Back
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn Lobby
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
is one of the most famous of the park hotels. Its lobby with massive fireplace and clock, is surrounded by a maze of balconies trimmed with gnarled tree trunks.
Curteich
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Title:
Wintertime at Old Faithful Inn
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Gerald Murray The Park is fast becoming a popular winter sports area as evidenced by these snowmobiles. Winter tourist facilities and transportation are now available into many areas of the Park.
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Administration Building in Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Guests register in this building which is the headquarters of the management of Canyon Lodge, first opened to the public July 1, 1957.
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Title:
Canyon Visitor Center
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior, houses Information Center, museum and Ranger station fo rthe area.
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Title:
Stagecoach
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
View of the Stagecoach near Roosevelt Lodge on one of its runs.
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Lounge in Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Modernistically designed, with comfortable seating, a huge fireplace and soft background music, is ideal for the comfort of guests.
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Title:
Haynes Picture Shop, Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Opened in 1960 as a modern shop for the accomodation of the park visitor for films, pictures, post cards, cameras, etc.
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Lounge in Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
with comfortable seating, soft background music and towering picture windows, form a perfect setting for complete relaxation.
Curteichcolor
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Lounge in Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
affords a setting for relaxation, with soft background music. This is a pleasant room modernistically designed with the guests' comfort foremost in mind.
Curteich
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Cafeteria Dining Room, Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
is both spacious and comfortable and is equipped with elaborate facilities for quick self-service.
Curteich
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Dining Room Entrance
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
@ Canyon Village - The dining room and all other main rooms in the Main Lodge Building open onto the huge, covered porch, and are marked by attractively designed signs.
Curteichcolor
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Dining Room, Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
which has a large seating capacity, is colorfully and attractively designed and has large picture windows on both sides.
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Title:
Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), Chrome unused
Description:
A few hundred feet from the northern rim of the Grand Canyon, with its spacious and and unique lounge and dining room, thrills guests even on their second and later visits. The architect was Robert C. Reamer.
Curteichcolor
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Title:
Canyon Lodge, Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
One of several tourist lodges offering furnished guest cabins, dining room, and recreational facilities.
W.A. Krueger Co.
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Title:
Mt. Washburn Lookout
Chrome unused
Description:
On the 10,423 foot summit of the highest point in Yellowstone National Park, reached by road. The stone lookout, built in 1921, was replaced by the present structure in 1940. The road up the north slope of the summit was reopened in 1959, after being closed for several years.
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Title:
Lake Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Overlooking north shore of Yellowstone Lake, an attractive and favorite spot, for the park visitor.
Curteichcolor
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Title:
Lake Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
On the North Shore of Yellowstone Lake - Recently remodeled and many guest cottages built nearby, for the constantly increasing patronage at this favorite spot.
Curteichcolor
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Title:
Lake Hospital
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Yellowstone Park Medical Service
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Title:
Lake Lodge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Overlooking north shore of Yellowstone Lake, Yellowstone National Park.
Curteich
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Title:
Roosevelt Lodge
Yellowstone National park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
At junction of North-East Entrance Road.
Curteich
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Title:
Visitor Cabins, Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
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Title:
Feeding Deer in Wintertime
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
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Title:
Bear Family
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Eric J. Seaich Mother bear and 2 cubs begging for food along the highway - a familiar sight in Yellowstone.
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Title:
Black Bear
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
laura Dexter They wait consistently for food from tourists.
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Title:
Highway Robbery
Chrome unused
Description:
A familiar sight in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming - Bear stopping cars in search of food.
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Title:
Bear Beggars
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
These bears have become so tame the waylay the motorists begging for handouts.
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Title:
Bears
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
J. H. Burnett Among the abundant wildlife in Yellowstone National Park, many visitors find the bears most interesting. Playful and comparatively fearless, they are often seen and photographed along the scenic roads in the park.
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Title:
West Yellowstone in Winter
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Coldest temperature recorded was 69 below zero on February 9, 1933. 48" of snow fell in a 24-hour period in 1951. Average snowfall is 5' to 6' on the ground. Elevation 6,666.67 feet. Population 500. Wintertime 160.
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Title:
Northeast Entrance to Yellowstone National Park
Cooke City Montana (MT), Chrome unused
Description:
On Hi-Way 212, four miles from the N.E. Entrance to the park. In the 80's this was a roaring Gold Mining camp and the romance of Gold still hovers over the Mountains which are rich in Gold, Silver, Lead and Zinc. An overnite stop here will be one of the most enjoyable of your western trip.
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Mammoth Springs Hotel
Chrome unused
Description:
Mammoth Springs Hotel, Mammoth, Yellowstone National Park, Replaced a large hotel built on the same site in the 1880's Beyond the main buildings, is a large group of guest cottages.
Curteich
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Title:
Mammoth Motor Inn and Cabins
Chrome unused
Description:
Wintertime Bus Tours, in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. The scenic excursions operate daily from Mammoth Motor Inn near Yellowstone's north entrance at Gardiner, Montana. The Inn is open year around. Passengers can see an unusual winter wonderland abounding with native wildlife and white landscapes.
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Title:
The Dude's Map of Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
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Title:
The Giant, the World's Tallest Geyser
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen PM 1939 Jul-17
Description:
One of the most popular features of the long smoke region in Yellowstone National Park. No other place in the world can boast so great an array of hot water phenomena.
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Title:
Canyon Lodge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen
Description:
Canyon Lodge situated near the South Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is near the trail leading to the foot of the Lower Falls.
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn Dining Room
Linen
Description:
Old Faithful Inn Dining Room is a new addition to the dining room of the original log structure, together affording ample accommodations for the many guests of the Park Hotel system.
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Title:
Canyon Hotel
White Border unused
Description:
All the wonders of the Yellowstone are not of Nature's creation. Man's handwork is shown. Old Faithful Inn and the Canyon Hotel are perfection hostelries. The Canyon home is of monstrous size, marvelous design and superb construction. The Lounge is an inspiration in itself. The Lake Colonial hotel is another. William H. Hunt Collection Gift to the Cleveland Public Library
Curt Teich & Co.
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Title:
Bridge Bay Marina, Yellowstone Lake Area
Chrome unused
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Title:
Fishing in Yellowstone Lake
Chrome unused
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Title:
Yellowstone Lake at Grant Village
Chrome unused
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Title:
View of Mammoth Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
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Title:
The Lookout, Summit of Mt. Washburn, Yellowstone Park
White Border PM 1929 Aug-13
Description:
The Lookout, summit of Mt. Washburn, 10,346 ft., was built by the National Park Service as a fire lookout, and resting place for guests. From here the majestic Teton Mountains, many miles away, are visible, as well as a good panorama of the entire park.
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Title:
1690. Observatory summit on Shoshone Dam, on the Cody Road to Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
Observatory summit, Shoshone Dam No grander and more awe-inspiring view can be obtained than the view from the summit of the Shoshone Dam, the highest dam in the world, which commands a beautiful view of Shoshone Lake and Shoshone Canyon. The lake covers an area of over ten miles.
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Title:
Lobby, Old Faithful Inn, Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn - Dining Room
Divided Back
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Title:
Boating on Yellowstone Lake
White Border unused
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Title:
Speedboat Adelaide, Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
Description:
Speedboat Adelaide, Yellowstone Lake, the first boat of this type launched on this body of water, was named for Miss Adelaide Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Nichols, who have been identified with the Yellowstone many years.
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Title:
Steamboat on Lake
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back PM 1915
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Title:
Tenaya Lake
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Lobby, Canyon Hotel
White Border unused
Description:
This huge, luxurious hotel was first opened in 1911, at a cost of more than three quarters of a million dollars. The extensive lounge is one of its most beautiful features.
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Title:
Lake Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
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Title:
Grand Canyon Hotel Dining Room
White Border unused
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Title:
Chittenden Bridge and Auto Stages
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
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Title:
Haynes Picture Shop at Mammoth, Yellowstone Park
Linen unused
Description:
Haynes' building at the foot of Capitol Hill at Mammoth houses the Mammoth Picture Shop and general offices. Haynes' park views and books pertaining to the West, photographic supplies and everything pictorial of the Yellowstone are sold in the Haynes shops in the hotels, lodges and auto camps throughout the park.
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Title:
Mammoth Motor Inn and Cabins
Chrome PM 1969 Aug-13
Description:
Mammoth, Yellowstone national park Replaced a large hotel built on the same site in the 1880s Beyond the main buildings, is a large group of guest cottages.
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Title:
The Official Arch; Entrance to Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner Montana (MT), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Greetings from Yellowstone Park
Linen unused
Description:
Yellowstone is perhaps the best known of the National Parks, as well as the largest and one of the most patronized. Its Geysers and hot water phenomena are the most extensive in the world. The rugged Yellowstone Canyon is awe inspiring in ruggedness and depth as well as its vivid coloring. The wild animals are of never ending interest to the visitors. Its never ending succession of beautiful wooded hills, delightful lakes, beautiful falls, canyons, cliffs, streams, colorful formations are warranted to keep all comers constantly pleased.
Curt Teich & Co. Inc.
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn from Dining Room - Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming (WY), White Border PM 1919 Aug-26
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Title:
Canyon Village - Canyon Lodge Lounge
Chrome unused
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Title:
Canyon Village - Canyon Lodge Lounge
Chrome unused
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Title:
Canyon Hotel Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Is one of the unique architectural achievements of the late Robert C. Reamer. He designed and superintended construction of Old Faithful Inn also.
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Title:
Canyon Village - Canyon Lodge Cafeteria Dining Room
Chrome unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
HATNES STUDIOS INC. North shore of Yellowstone Lake. Is a delightful adjunct to the hotel which is catering each year to increasing numbers of guests.
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Title:
Roosevelt Lodge at Junction of North-East Entrance Road Yellowstone National Park
Chrome unused
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Title:
Norris Geyser Basin
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Real Photo
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Title:
View of Yellowstone River 1919
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Real Photo
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Title:
Jim Bridger Court - North Entrance to Yellowstone Park
Gardiner Montana (MT), Chrome unused
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Title:
Stone Arch, Entrance to Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Golden Gate
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
One of the most picturesque points in the park is the rugged path between the lofty elevation of Bunsen Peak and Terrace Mountain, known as Golden Gate. The sides of these rugged walls are covered with a golden moss, suggesting the name the Canyon bears at this place
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Title:
Castle Well and Castle Geyser
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Castle Geyser possesses the largest cone in the region, which is an indication that it is one of the oldest active geysers in the Park. One hundred feet north is found a large crested spring, which is usually filled to overflowing. The bottom edges of the spring are brightly colored and present a very beautiful picture
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Title:
Hyman Terrace, Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
This terrace is situated in the upper level of the formation, meaning that sandy waste around the Hot Springs and Geysers, and is in full view of the Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel at Mammoth Hot Springs. It is a beautifully colored and magnificently formed terrace, and is a close rival of these other wonders of thermal action
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Title:
Red Pinnacle, Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Grand Canyon is not only the most wonderful thing in Yellowstone National Park, but it has not so far as yet known its counterpart anywhere else. There are other fine canyons, but none that combine such color and sculpture work. Red Pinnacle is a bright red rock that can be seen from all parts of the Canyon. It is the place from which the most photographs of the Falls are made, and a favorite place with the hunters for the colored sands so much sought after for souvenirs
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Title:
Daisy Geyser
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
The word geyser is derived from the Icelandic word "geysa" to burst forth, to spout. A geyser is a water volcano that at regular or irregular intervals throws out volumes of hot water, varying in intensity and violence. One of the most interesting of these is Daisy Geyser
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Title:
Lone Star Geyser
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
This geyser is a cone ten feet in height and twelve feet in diameter, and has one large square opening; in action at intervals of thirty minutes to to hours, throwing a fine spray of steam sixty feet high
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Title:
Riverside Geyset, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
Riverside Garden is located on the east bank of the Firehole River, where it plays and throws an oblique column of water far out into the river, a spectacle different from any other in the basin
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Title:
Punch Bowl Spring, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
This spring is located in the Upper Geyser Basin and is he most beautiful creation of this particular class. The molded rim sparkles with color, and its agitated surface has a most scintillating effect
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Title:
Thumb Print Pots, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
This is a basin, 50 feet in diameter, with a seething mass of beautiful colored clay. Around the edge are dozens of hollow mud cones from which discharges of mud occur
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Title:
A Park Bear
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
The bears of the park are objects of peculiar interest. No sound of gun or bark of dog is ever heard, and the bears, though wild, have become so tame that they give only curious notice to tourists as they pass. Some of these bears are wrapped in robes that would command a fancy price. They come down in the evening from their homes in the hills to feed around the hotels
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Title:
Handkerchief Pool Near Old Faithful Inn, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
All over the area of the region of the Yellowstone National Park and the borders of it, there are geysers, terraces, springs and pools. The pools are placid ponds that seem to have little or no flow of water. Handkerchief Pool derives its name from the fact that a handkerchief dropped into the pool will disappear in the suction and reappear in about two minutes thoroughly laundried by the hot lime water
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Title:
Mound Terrace
Divided Back unused
Description:
The nature-painted terraces in Yellowstone National Park defy artificial reproductions, either in color or sculpture. In the clear lucid water of the ever-steaming pools, vegetable growths of a jelly-like character are seen. These are exquisitely beautiful. Mound Terrace is one of the peculiarly noted terraces
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Title:
Concrete Bridges, Yellowstone Canyon, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
The roads in Yellowstone National Park are good in all the word implies: they were laid out by Government survey and are maintained, sprinkled, and ballasted by the United States Government through Congressional appropriations
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Title:
Crater of Mud Volcano
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
This volcano is claimed to be the most hideous and yet is one of the most interesting sights in the park. Its funnel-shaped crater is thirty feet in depth, formed by mud ejected from below, out of which a bluish-gray mud and steam is constantly belched and in a manner that is both repulsive and interesting
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Title:
Overflow from Excelsior Geyser, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
Excelsior geyser has been inactive since 1888, during which time it threw out an immense volume of water and great masses of rock, so that the crater was greatly enlarged, and now, though inactive, pours over 4,000 gallons of water per minute into Fire Hole River. The crater is twenty feet deep and has an area of 330 by 200 feet. This was at one time the largest geyser, in reality a volcano
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Title:
Crater of Giantess, After Eruption
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Giantess, a geyser of unusual importance, is located in the Upper Geyser Basin, the greatest of all geyser basins in the world. Its crater is bowl-shaped and is wholly devoid of the highly colored ornamentation and cone so characteristic of other geysers in this region
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Title:
Cinnamon Bears
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
With each succeeding year the wild animals in the Park become a more interesting feature of it. Here is really the only place where the public in general can freely see the animals of the forest and the wilds in their natural state. The bears are found near the hotels and it requires no exertion, beyond the walk of a few rods, by tourists to see them
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Title:
Keppler Cascades
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
These cascades in Upper Geyser Basin are a series of sparkling falls of water 100 to 150 feet in height and made more picturesque by a background of forests
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Title:
Old Faithful Geyser, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
In plain sight from Old Faithful Inn, and every 63 minutes without variation, winter and summer, day and night, gives its exhibition. Eruptions by moonlight, sunrise or sunset are most brilliant
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Title:
Falls of the Yellowstone from Point Lookout, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
From Point Lookout is afforded probably the best view of the Great Falls of the Yellowstone, as well as the canyon of the river itself. The falls drop a distance of 360 feet into the gorge below, and are one of the most wonderful and inspiring sights in this region of wonders
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Title:
Jupiter Terrace
Divided Back unused
Description:
Jupiter Terrace, the largest of the group of terraces in the Park, extends some 2,000 feet along the edge of a high mound of brilliantly colored deposit. A climb of 100 feet brings one to the summit, where are two large springs of boiling water
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Title:
Firehole Cascades, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
These picturesque cascades are in the Firehole River, about two miles from the confluence of the Gibbon and Firehole. These cascades are very much admired, and a few moments' halt is always made at them
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Title:
Goggles Pool Near Old Faithful
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Some of the most interesting points of interest to be found in the park are the pools, which are placid ponds that seem to have little or no flow of water. Some of these have the most beautiful transparent colors. The water itself is colorless, perfectly clear, yet the deposits around them and beneath the surfaces are in vari-colored hues of the most beautiful tints. Goggles Pool, near Old Faithful, derives its name from its close resemblance to a pair of goggles
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Title:
Canyon Hotel, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
This hotel is situated on an eminence 1,000 feet above the Lower Falls. Was built at a cost of three-quarters of a million dollars and was opened to the public in 1911, providing accommodations for over 500 guests. The view of the surrounding country is unsurpassed and all the conveniences of modern civilization are here found
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Title:
Red Rock, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
This place is regarded as the best vantage point to view the Grand Falls of the Yellowstone River and its rapids. Its name is derived from the red color of the pinnacle on the heights of a formation of rock and limestone
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Title:
Grand Geyser, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
Nature has lavished her gifts on the region of the Yellowstone - all under the guard of mountain sentinels, around whose lofty heads group every form of cloud castle that vagrant winds can build. But of all the wonders that God in His mysterious way has there worked to perform, none is so strange, so startling, as the geysers. Grand Geyser, one of the famous active geysers in Upper Geyser Basin, plays every eighteen to twenty days, 250 feet, but only twenty minutes to a half hour
H.H. Tammen Co
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Title:
Crater of Grotto Geyser
Divided Back unused
Description:
This geyser is within a cone with many cavelike openings. Eruptions take place every three or four hours and last thirty minutes
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Title:
The Sponge, Upper Geyser Basin
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
This unique formation is in Upper Basin and is a short distance from Giantess Geyser, and strongly resembles a huge sponge in character and color
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Title:
Lake Colonial Hotel, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
A very large and entirely modern and dignified hotel in the Colonial style, most attractively located on the shore of Yellowstone Lake, near the outlet
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Title:
Orange Geyser, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
This geyser is in Mammoth Hot Springs, on a terrace above the Narrow Gauge. It is an oblong mound of deposit twenty feet high and twenty feet in diameter, and is active and brilliantly colored
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Title:
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from Artist Point
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Begins just south of the Upper Falls and continues northward for more than 25 miles; it is from 1,000 to 1,800 feet deep and varies from a few hundred feet to more than a mile in width. The walls of the canyon are formed of rhyolite, on which the thermal action of hot water and steam has worked many changes. From thi cause comes the tremendous variety in coloring
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Title:
Minute Man Geyser, Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
Of all the awe-inspiring sights of the Yellowstone the geysers are the most wonderful. They are scattered everywhere, covering a broad plateau which forms the floor of the park. The most noted, however, being grouped in the Geyser Basin. One of these is Minute Man Geyser, which is seen in action. Although it does not live up to his name, as it varies from one to twenty minutes between eruptions of twelve to fifteen feet
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Title:
Moonlight on the Lake, Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
Yellowstone Lake Situated 7,788 feet above the sea (the largest body of water in North America at such an altitude) is this grand mountain lake. It embraces an area of about 150 square miles. Several islands dot its surface. Motor boats offer an opportunity of riding on one of the highest navigated lakes in the world
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Title:
Gibbon Falls
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Gibbon Falls is probably the most interesting attraction on the drive between Norris Geyser Basin and Lower Geyser Basin. These falls make a very pretty picture streaming in a thin, shining ribbon of silvery spray from a great height
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Title:
Mammoth Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
One of the most remarkable features connected with this wonderful park is the number of modern and commodious inns and hotels found here for the benefit of the visitors. This beautiful hotel at Mammoth has in its foreground three hundred feet high, the wonderful many-colored and beautifully formed Hot Springs Terrace which belong in the list of the water made wonders of the Park
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Title:
Natural Bridge
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Great Falls of the Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
From Point Lookout is afforded probably the best view of the Great Falls of the Yellowstone, as well as the canyon of the river itself. The falls drop a distance of 360 feet into the gorge below, and are one of the most wonderful and inspiring sights in this region of wonders
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Title:
Roaring Mountain
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
Roaring Mountain, one of the wonders of this park, located on the road between Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris Geyser Basin, is a high hill from which there is a continual eruption of steam, which produces the roaring sound that gives it its name. A violent eruption in 1902 created numerous fissures from which steam issued in such quanitities as to kill all the trees on the hillside
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Title:
Upper Falls of the Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Canyon and the falls of the Yellowstone beggar description. They are twin wonders in a wonderland. There are longer, wider and deeper canyons, but none have that beauty of diversified coloring that exists in the Yellowstone. And the falls - the drapery of the canyon - the two silvery curtains that hang at its head - a great river pouring over a precipice and falling glassy sheets hundreds of feet
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Title:
Yellowstone Lake and Mt. Sheridan
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Pahaska Tepee on Cody Road to Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
Description:
Pahaska Tepee, Buffalo Bill's Lodge, is situated about 53 miles from Cody on the road to Yellowstone Park. It was originally used by Buffalo Bill as a hunting lodge
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Title:
Lake Colonial Hotel
White Border unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel Lobby
White Border unused
Description:
The new Lake Hotel is on the shore of Yellowstone Lake near the outlet, overlooking the beautiful sheet of water, 20 miles across, and the snow-capped Absaroka Mountains. The Lake has an elevation of 7,730 feet
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Title:
Lake Hotel Dining Room, Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
Description:
Lake Hotel Dining Room, Yellowstone Park, is an indication of the facilities provided for patrons of the Yellowstone Park hotels which are comparable to the large city hostelries, although many miles from the nearest city or railroad. From this room a splendid view of Yellowstone Lake is to be had
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Title:
Old Faithful Camp Dining Room
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
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Title:
Old Faithful Inn Dining Room, Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
Description:
Old Faithful Inn Dining Room, Upper Room, Yellowstone Park, has ample capacity for the patronage of the hotels system in the park. The main hotels are at Mammoth, Old Faithful, Lake and Grand Canyon
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Title:
Canyon Village - Canyon Lodge Administration Building and Main Lodge
Chrome unused
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Title:
Yellowstone Lake, Yellowstone National Park
Chrome unused
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Title:
Sheep Eater Cliffs, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back PM 1907 Dec-28
Description:
Named after the only tribe of Indians that ever permanently lived in the Park. Their basalt columns form the walls of the Middle Gardiner Canyon
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Title:
Lower Falls from Moran Point
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome PM 1955 Sep-13
Description:
The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
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Title:
White Dome Geyser, Lower Geyser Basin
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome PM 1960 Jun-17
Description:
Erupts eighteen to thirty feet in height, two or three times each hour
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Title:
Lake Lodge
Yellowstone Lake California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Overlooking the beautiful Yellowstone Lake, offers cabins, dining room facilities, and recreation to the Yellowstone Park visitor
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Title:
Springs at Top of Jupiter Terrace
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Gardiner Depot and Stone Arch, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Lobby, Old Faithful Inn
Divided Back
Description:
Series 8810
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Title:
Lake Hotel, Yellowstone Park
White Border unused
Description:
Lake Hotel, Yellowstone Park, is one of the four large hotels operated in the park by the Yellowstone Park Hotel Company. It overlooks Yellowstone Lake, the largest body of water in the park, which has an area of 139 square miles and is at an elevation of 7,730 feet above sea level
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Title:
West Yellowstone Station, U.P. Terminal
White Border unused
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Title:
Rustic Depot at Gardiner, entrance to Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner Montana (MT), White Border PM 1925 Jul-22
Description:
Northern Pacific Station. At Gardiner, Montana, the government has erected a huge lava arch to designate the entrance to the Park. Facing this arch the Northern Pacific Railway has erected its railway station, artistic and rustic, at the very threshold of Wonderland. The station is only five miles from Mammoth Hot Springs and the beautiful painted terraces. Here is where the ideal Park tour begins
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Title:
Greeting From Yellowstone National Park
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Top to Bottom (left to right) Grizzly bears, Firehole Falls, Riverside Geyser, Bull moose, Old Faithful Geyser, Lower Falls of the Yellowstone, Grotto Geyser, Upper Falls of the Yellowstone, beautiful Yellowstone Lake, Old Faithful at sunset, Firehole River, Castle Geyser & Beehive Geyser
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Title:
View of Lake Lodge
Continental Chrome PM 1972 Sep-7
Description:
One of the many Lodges in Yellowstone National Park
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Title:
Minerva Terrace, Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Post Card (Undivided Back)
Description:
The Mammoth Hot Springs constitute one of the first points of attraction visited by the majority of tourists. The great streams of boiling water give the spectator his first evidence of subterranean heat. Among the most interesting of the active springs is Minerva Terrace, which is especially notable for the variety of forms presented and the delicacy of the coloring
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Title:
Castle Well
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Crater - Oblong Geyser
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Canyon Lodge, Yellowstone National Park
Linen unused
Description:
Canyon Lodge situated near the South Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone is near the trail leading to the foot of the Lower Falls
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Title:
Six-Horse Coaching Party at Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Union Pacific Station, Western Entrance to Yellowstone National Park
West Yellowstone Montana (MT), White Border PM 1937 Aug-31
Description:
The West Yellowstone entrance, where this beautiful station is located is a popular gateway to Yellowstone National Park
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Title:
Rustic Depot - Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner Montana (MT), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Emerald Pool, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back PM 1911 Oct-13
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Title:
Liberty Cap and Hotel, Yellowstone National Park
Divided Back PM Jul-19
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Title:
Entrance to Park
Chrome unused
Description:
Yellowstone National Park was established on March 1, 1872. It contains approximately 2,221,766 acres. There are at least 10,000 thermal features of all kinds in the park. It is truly a place of sylvan beauty and an incomparable sanctuary for wildlife
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Title:
Eastern Brook Trout Photographed Alive
Yellowstone National Park, White Border unused
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Title:
Old Faithful Lodge Dining Room, Yellowstone Park
White Border PM 1931 Aug-16
Description:
Old Faithful Lodge Dining Room. Yellowstone Park, near the central building, overlooks Old Faithful Geyser. This view gives one an idea of the facilities afforded park patrons in the Lodge Company system, which consists of many detached sleeping cabins, and large buildings which house lounges, dining rooms and shops and recreational centers
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Title:
Greetings From Yellowstone Park
Linen unused
Description:
Yellowstone is perhaps the best known of the National Parks, as well as the largest and one of the most patronized. Its Geysers and hot water phenomena are the most extensive in the world. The rugged Yellowston Canon is awe inspiring in ruggedness and depth as well as its vivid coloring. The wild animals are of never ending interest to the visitors. Its never ending succession of beautiful wooded hills, delightful lakes, beautiful falls, canons, cliffs, streams, colorful formations are warranted to keep all comers constantly pleased
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Title:
Canyon Hotel Lounge, Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Canyon Hotel Lounge, one of the show places of the park, is the front wing of the hotel situated on the north side of the Grand Canyon
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Title:
Haynes Picture Shop at Mammoth
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Haynes' building at the foot of Capitol Hill at Mammoth houses the Mammoth Picture Shop and general offices. Haynes' park views and books pertaining to the West, photographic supplies and everything pictorial of the Yellowstone are sold in the Haynes shops, i nthe hotels, lodges and auto camps throughout the park
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Title:
Oblong Geyser Crater
Linen PM 1954 Apr-15
Description:
Oblong Geyser Crater, Yellowstone Park at Old Faithful, is in size 20 by 48 feet and was sounded to a depth of nearly 36 feet. The Oblong Geyser erupts several times each twenty-four hours to heights varying from twenty to forty feet, displays lasting from six to nine minutes
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Title:
Oblong Geyser Crater
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen PM 1954 Jun-10
Description:
At Old Faithful, is in size 20 by 48 feet and was sounded to a depth of nearly 36 feet. The Oblong Geyser erupts several times each twenty-four hours to heights varying from twenty to forty feet, displays lasting from six to nine minutes
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Title:
Twin Lakes and Rock Creek Canyon, Beartooth Highway
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen PM 1954 Mar-9
Description:
Northeast of Beartooth Butte the Beartooth Highway parallels Rock Creek Canyon. This view shows the canyon and Twin Lakes in their beautiful mountain setting near the top of the world
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Guest Cottages
Chrome
Description:
Canyon Village Yellowstone National Park Begun in 1956, the village was in operation on July 1, 1957
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Cafeteria Dining Room, Canyon Village
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome
Description:
Is both spacious and comfortable, and is equipped with elaborate facilities for quick self-service
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Title:
Grand Canyon Hotel
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hymen Terrace and Valley
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Fort Yellowstone
Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Lobby - Old Faithful Inn
Divided Back PM 1908 Aug-7
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Title:
Absaroka Lodge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Located 300 yards north of Hwys 14-16-20, 12 miles east of Yellowstone, 40 miles west of Cody. The lodge and cabins are nestled among the pines along Gunbarrel Creek, a mountain trout stream, in a shady rock canyon. Elevation, 6000 ft. assures cool nights. Modern heated cabins, home cooked meals. Your host, Fred Garlow, grandson of Buffalo Bill, welcomes overnight guests. For reservations phone (307) 587-3963. Call us from Cody free. There is no long distance charge
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Title:
Golden Gate, Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Gardiner Canyon
Divided Back unused
Description:
The roadway follows the course of the Gardiner River for two miles in this canyon. It is a typical western mountain scene where bold peaks, rugged cliffs and a mountain torrent lend their charm
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Title:
Grand Canyon from Artists' Point
Divided Back unused
Description:
This is the point of vantage that Thomas Moran selected for painting his famous picture of the Canyon that hangs in the National Capitol
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Title:
Pulpit Terrace, Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
This smaller, not by no means less beautiful terrace, is located at the foot of Jupiter Terrace. It's bright colors and the active thermal spring at the top are its chief attractions
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Title:
Liberty Cap
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Departing Stages at the Yellowstone Hotel
Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Paint Pot, Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Orange Geyser
Divided Back unused
Description:
A misnomer for an orange colored, dome-shaped mound with an active spring at the top. It stands, in impressive solitude, in a woodland dell near Bath Lake
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Title:
Minerva Terrace
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back unused
Description:
This travertine deposite lies in the west of the Main Terrace at Mammoth Hot Springs. Its delicate hues of yellow and orange, displayed in the best advantage by its compact outline, make it one of the most striking of the group
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Title:
Jupiter Terrace
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Canyon From Artist's Point, Yellowstone Park
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Shoshone Dam as Seen From an Airplane
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Real Photo PM 1926 Jun-26
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Title:
Mammoth Springs Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome unused
Description:
Replaced a large hotel built on the same site in the 1880's. Beyond the main buildings is a large group of guest cottages
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Title:
Fishing Cone
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), White Border unused
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Title:
Lake Hotel Dining Room
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), White Border unused
Description:
Lake Hotel Dining Room, Yellowstone Park, is an indication of the facilities provided for patrons of the Yellowstone Park hotels, which are comparable to the large city hostelries, although many miles from the nearest city or railroad. From this room a splendid view of Yellowstone Lake is to be had
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Title:
Great Falls from below, 308ft
Yellowstone National Park, White Border unused
Description:
Great Falls of the Yellowstone. Yellowstone Park, was photographed from the bottom of the Grand Canyon next the foot of Uncle Tom's Trail. The terrible power of this 308 ft. cataract is appreciated here where the roar, which echoes and re-echoes down the canyon, is almoste deafening
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Title:
Gibbon Falls, 84 Ft
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), White Border unused
Description:
Gibbon Fall, 84 feet, Gibbon Canyon,, Yellowstone Park, is one of the principal attractions between Norris Geyser Basin and Madison Junction on the Grand Loop Road of the Park. It was named for General John A. Gibbon, who explored the canyon in the early days
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Title:
Grand Canyon From Artist Point
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), White Border unused
Description:
one of the favorite views of the chasm and the Great Falls. 308 feet in height, "from which point Thomas Moran drew his inspiration for the celebrated painting which now adorns the Capitol at Washington." (Chittendon)
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Title:
Canyon Lodge Lounge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Linen unused
Description:
Canyon Lodge is composed of a large main building housing the Lounge, Dining Room and Office, around which is semi-circular form are arranged the many cabins
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Title:
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back
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Title:
Silver Gate and the Hoodoos
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back
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Title:
Oblong Geyser
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back
Description:
Is a short distance from the Giant Geyser, and is oblong in shape. 30x50 feet. The interior is exposed to a depth of several feet following each eruption, giving best interior view of several feet following each eruption, giving best interior view of a geyser in action
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Title:
Sheep Eater Cliffs
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back
Description:
These cliffs were named after the only tribe of Indians that ever permanently lived in the Park. Their heights of columnar basalt form the walls of the Middle Gardiner Canyon, off the regular rouse
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Title:
Herd of Wild Elk
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Divided Back PM 1909 Jun-16
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Title:
Mammoth Hot Springs Lodge Cabins
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
Description:
The view shows one of the permanent lodges erected for the comfort of its guests
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Title:
Mammoth Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
Description:
A big hotel in a big park! How many thousands have been housed in it? How many more will be? The hotel in the Capital of the Park accords with the products of nature and man's other evidences of his creative genius
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Title:
Mammoth Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
Description:
One of the most remarkable features connected with this wonderful park is the number of modern and commodious inns and hotels found here for the benefit of the visitors. This beautiful hotel at Mammoth has in its foreground, three hundred feet high, the wonderful, many-colored and beautifully-formed Hot Springs Terrace which belongs in the list of water-made wonders of the Park
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Grand Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
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Grand Canyon Hotel, Lounge Toward Office
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
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Grand Canyon Hotel, Lounge Toward Office
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
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Yellowstone National Park Lodge
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
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Colonial Hotel, Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
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Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
Description:
This hotel is situated on an eminence 1,000 feet above the Lower Falls; was built at a cost of three-quarters of a million dollars and was opened to the public in 1911, providing accommodations for over 500 guests. The view of the surrounding country is unsurpassed and all the conveniences of modern civilization are here found
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Canyon Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
Description:
All the wonders of the Yellowstone are not of nature's creation. Man's handwork is shown. Old Faithful Inn and the Canyon Hotel are perfection hostelries. The Canhon home is of monstrous size, marvelous design and superb construction. The Lounge is an inspiration in itself. The Lake Colonial hotel is another
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Old Faithful Inn Dining Room
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border
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Obsidian Cliff
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
Description:
Obsidian Cliff, Yellowstone Park, is on the Mammoth-Norris road, 12.3 miles from Mammoth Hot Springs. This volcanic glass brought Indians to the region in the early days for arrowhead material as the pipestone country of Minnesota attracted Indians to its quarries
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Lower Falls from Below
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River at the head of the Grand Canyon is 308 feet high and 80 feet across at the top. THis view was taken from the foot of Uncle Tom's Trail
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Lower Falls from Below
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Lower falls of the Yellowstone River at the head of the Grand Canyon is 308 feet high and 80 feet across the top. This view was taken from the foot of Uncle Tom's Trail
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Old Faithful Geyser
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Old Faithful Geyser, most celebrated of all Yellowstone geysers, usually erupts at intervals of slightly more than 66 minutes. Occasional eruptions vary considerably from this average - the extremes noted in its intervals being 38 and 91 minutes. The height attained by the water column, being influenced largely by the force of the wind, varies from 116 to 171 feet but probably averages 150 feet
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Mother Bear and Cub Hiking
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
This fascinating picture of a mother bear and cub was taken near Norris Geyser Basin where the little cub received his first lesson in the art of entertaining the visitors in Yellowstone National park
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Lower Falls from Below
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River on the head of the Grand Canyon is 308 feet high and 80 feet across the top. This view was taken from the foot of Uncle Tom's Trail
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Grand Canyon From Artist Point
Yellowstone National Park Montana (MT), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from Artist Point is one of the favorite views of the chasm and the Lower Falls, 308 feet in height. Moran (the famous artist) has said that this is the most brilliantly colored landscape in existence
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Mother Bear and Cub Hiking, Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
This fascinating picture of a mother bear and cub was taken near Norris Geyser Basin where the little cub received his first lesson in the art of entertaining the visitors in Yellowstone National Park
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Lower Falls from Below
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River at the head of the Grand Canyon is 308 feet high and 80 feet across the top. This view was taken from the foot of Uncle Tome's Trail
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Grand Canyon from Artist Point
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
The Grand Canyon of Yellowstone from Artist Point is one of the favorite views of the chasm and the Lower Falls, 308 feet in height. Moran (the famous artist) has said that this is the most brilliantly colored landscape in existence
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Mother Bear and Cub Hiking
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
this fascinating picture of a mother bear and cub was taken near Norris Geyser Basin where the little cub received his first lesson in the art of entertaining the visitors in Yellowstone National Park
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Geyser Hill, Upper Geyser Basin
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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Geyser Hill includes the Giantess, Beehive and Lion Group and many hot springs and small geysers across the Firehole River from Old Faithful Geyser
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Morning Glory Pool
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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A soft sky-blue on clear days as seen through the crystal waters. Morning Glory Pool presents in color and shape the appearance of a giant flower. It is located in the Upper Geyser Basin, about a mile and a half from Old Faithful Geyser
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Lower Falls from Moran Point - Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming (WY), Jumbo/Large Format unused
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The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone
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Road from Billings, Red Lodge Highway
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Real Photo unused
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Lake Hotel
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), Chrome
Description:
Lake Hotel, situated on the shores of Yellowstone Lake, is one of Yellowstone Park's modern, comfortable hotels
W. A. Krueger Co
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Roosevelt Lodge at Junction of North-East Entrance Road - Yellowstone National Park
Chrome
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Grand Canyon Hotel Lounge from Office
Yellowstone National Park Wyoming (WY), White Border unused
Description:
This hotel, of which Robert C. Reamer was architect, is a quarter of a mile from the brink of the Grand Canyon. Its Lounge Room is used for concerts, dances, and a place to rest
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Shoshone Dam, Shoshone Canyon, Cody Way to Yellowstone National Park
Linen unused
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