National Parks
Subject Source: archiveswest
Found in 17 Collections and/or Records:
1927 Yellowstone photo album
Photo album containing 92 photographs of Yellowstone National Park taken around 1927.
1930s Western Travel Album
Photo album of 301 black and white snapshots tracing cross-country travel in the 1930s, beginning in Detroit and ending at the Grand Canyon. Photographer unknown.
1951 Yellowstone Park Album collection
Dolph Andrus photograph collection
The Dolph Andrus photograph collection consists of 261 images, and some manuscript material, including a biographical reminiscence, relating to two trips Andrus took in 1917 to Monument Valley. These trips were for the purpose of photographing and promoting tourism in this area. Original nitrate negatives are kept in Cold Storage Box 68.
Carroll H. Wegemann photograph collection
Containing a field journal, photographs, and negatives, this collection pertains to the life and career of Carroll H. Wegemann.
Clyde Eddy photograph collection
Edmund Hyatt Garrison papers
Edmund Hyatt Garrison took a five month trip across the northwestern United States in 1883. This collection largely consists of letters he wrote to his parents and fiance back home in Yonkers, New York, that relate his fascinating experiences in the territorial West of the late 19th century.
Barbara Gruver postcard collection
Postcards from travels around the United States and Quebec, Canada. Postcards include landscapes, poems, monuments, and buildings. Includes postcards of Salt Lake City and Yellowstone Park.
F. Jay Haynes photograph collection
The F. Jay Haynes photograph collection consists of one album with 12 images of Yellowstone National Park probably taken in 1882. Views are of popular tourist attractions in Yellowstone including Golden Gate, Minerva Terrace, Mammoth Hot Springs, Pulpit Terrace, Old Faithful, Grotto Geyser Cone, among others. Collection also includes a National Park Transportation Company ticket.
Barney Kusnerak Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) photographs
Photographs of individuals, buildings, and locations of CCC camps in Utah, Idaho, and Ohio during the late 1930s