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Yellowstone National Park--Addresses, essays, lectures.
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1979
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F722.O35eb
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978.7/52
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Yellowstone National Park--Addresses, essays, lectures.
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The Great Canon of the Yellowstone.
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Old Yellowstone Days
John Burroughs Theodore Roosevelt Frederic Remington Owen Wister Rudyard Kipling Mrs. George Cowan John Muir Charles Dudley Warner William O. Owen George Anderson Emerson Hough
Edited by Paul Schullery
Foreword By John Townsley Superintendent, Yellowstone National Park
UNIVERSITY PRESS OF COLORADO
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Copyright 1979 by the University Press of Colorado Published by the University Press of Colorado PO. Box 849 Niwot, Colorado 80544 (303) 530-5337
International Standard Book Number: 0-87081-121-5 Library of Congress Card Catalog Number: 78-67632 All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. Designed by Dave Comstock
Publication of this book was made possible in part by a generous grant from theVanetta Rickards Betts Memorial Fund.
The University Press of Colorado is a cooperative publishing enterprise supported, in part, by Adams State College, Colorado State University, Fort Lewis College, Mesa State College, Metropolitan State College of Denver, University of Colorado, University of Northern Colorado, University of Southern Colorado, and Western State College of Colorado.
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To Aubrey Haines
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Contents
Foreword
by John Townsley
ix
Acknowledgments
xi
Introduction
xiii
1. Mrs. George Cowan [1877]
1
2. William O. Owen [1883]
27
3. John Muir [1885]
39
4. Owen Wister [1887]
65
5. Rudyard Kipling [1889]
85
6. Frederic Remington [1893]
117
7. Emerson Hough [1894]
129
8. Charles Dudley Warner [1896]
159
9. George Anderson [1897]
173
10. Theodore Roosevelt [1903]
183
11. John Burroughs [1903]
207
A Note on the Readings
229
Notes
231
Suggestions for Further Reading
235
Bibliography
238
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Foreword
Yellowstone National Park is a name that carries world-wide significance. Visitors have come here by the millions through the past 100 years to view its wonders. Some of these people are fortunate enough to have worked in Yellowstone part of their lives. In doing so, a special feeling for this great park often develops in the heart of that person. Paul Schullery is one of these individuals.
Paul worked in Yellowstone Park for six summers and part of several winters from 1972 - 1977 as a park historian and naturalist. During these years he became intimately acquainted with the history of Yellowstone National Park. In fact, he became so engrossed in the archival material on deposit here, that he completed a master's thesis on "The Yellowstone Archives: Past, Present, and Future" through the history department of Ohio University. Through this effort, Paul became thoroughly familiar with Yellowstone's archives and the history of the park. He also gained tremendous insight into the historical events that transpired during the park's one hundred year history. Largely through Paul's efforts, the Yellowstone archives were inventoried, catalogued, properly stored, and put on microfilm so they now provide a chronological reference for the serious researcher of Yellowstone history. Through this minute examination of the archives, Paul uncovered letters and documents from many famous people who visited Yellowstone National Park in its earlier days, and reacted with memorable thoughts and words. Some of the more outstanding ones are assembled in this book. Paul's contribution to Yellowstone's history program is
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