The Yellowstone National Park
by Hiram Martin Chittenden
Publisher: The Robert Clarke Co. 1895
ISBN/ASIN: B0007E0G44
Number of pages: 405
Description:
The book deals first and principally with the history of the Upper Yellowstone from the days of Lewis and Clark to the present time. The descriptive portion of the work contains a succinct, though comprehensive, treatment of the various scientific and popular features of the Park.
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