Through the Years in Glacier National Park

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Through the Years in Glacier National Park
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Book Synopsis Through the Years in Glacier National Park by : Donald H. Robinson

Book excerpt: Packed with an administrative history of Glacier National Park from 1910 to 1960, "Through the Years" features 31 historical photographs, including the original Apgar Cabin, Old McCarthyville, the former town of Altyn, the original Snyder Hotel, and the dedication ceremony at Logan Pass for the opening of the Going-to-the-Sun Road.


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