Roadside History of Yellowstone Park Video
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Source: McBride Productions1. National Park Service. For Yellowstone it has a great topographical map of the park and detailed descriptions of several of the main landmarks. I would recommend this book for the topographical map of the park to aid in research. Source: Hickey, C. National Geographic secrets of the national parks: The experts guide to the best experiences beyond the tourist trail. Washington, DC: National Geographic. It includes spectacular illustrations and descriptions of the different areas and wonders of the Park. This books is good for research on many aspects of the park, I would also recommend supplementing with additional online resource Source: Heacox, K.
Roadside History of Yellowstone Park
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History and Culture Pull back the curtains of history to find out how Yellowstone came to be. For years rugged explorers returned from the Yellowstone region with stories of a strange landscape dotted with steaming pools and shooting geysers.
Most people passed them off as myth. Things changed dramatically in when artist Thomas Moran and photographer William Henry Jackson joined a day geological survey to document the area.
Through brushstrokes of paint and a camera lens, Moran and Jackson captured the wonders of Old Faithful, the beauty of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and the splendor of Hayden Valley.]
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