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The Los Angeles Times, February 27, 1916
A National Park in the Great Smoky Mountains, by Horace Kephart and George Masa, 1925
Forest & Stream article on poacher Edgar Howell
Oh, Ranger! by Horace Albright
On the Hance Trail, Grand Canyon National Park
The Boston Daily Globe crowns John Muir as "Geologist of the Yosemite," December 10, 1872
The Helena Daily Herald chronicles the saga of George and Emma Cowan, August 28, 1877
The New York Times details the search for Glen and Bessie Hyde, December 18, 1928
The San Francisco Chronicle heralds the opening of Yosemite National Park to automobiles, May 4, 1913
A close view of Old Faithful erupting, Yellowstone National Park, circa 1878-1885
A flock of birds over Cuthbert Lake, Everglades National Park
A narrow path descending into the Grand Canyon
A visitor center encounter, Yellowstone National Park
A Yellowstone Poacher Becomes a Big Story
A young tourist proudly displays sugar pinecones, Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park, 1929
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln, 1862
Acadia National Park, 1905
Acadia: Early History and the Call for Protection
Actor Wallace Beery, Grand Teton National Park
Adolph and Olaus Murie at their camp on the Savage River, Mt. McKinley (later Denali) National Park, 1922
Adolph Murie and family with pet wolf, Wags, Mt. McKinley (later Denali) National Park, 1940
Adolph Murie and the Story of Wolves in the Parks
Adolph Murie at McGonnagal Pass, Mt. McKinley (later Denali) National Park, 1939
Adolph Murie photographing wolf tracks, Mt. McKinley (later Denali) National Park, circa 1940
Adolph Murie, 1925
Adolph Murie, Igloo Canyon, Mt. McKinley (later Denali) National Park, circa 1920s
Adolph Murie, Mt. McKinley (later Denali) National Park, 1941
Adolph Murie’s daughter, Gail, with pet wolf pup, Wags, Mt. McKinley (later Denali) National Park, circa 1939
Advertisement for the Wawona Hotel, Yosemite National Park, circa 1900
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