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Identifier: haynesguidetoyel1905gupt (find matches)
Title: Haynes' guide to Yellowstone Park
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Guptill, A. B. (Albert Brewer), 1854-1931 Haynes, F. Jay (Frank Jay), 1853-1921
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Publisher: St. Paul, Minn. : F.J. Haynes
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
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some part of the Park. Camping parties will findthe region in the vicinity of Yanceys an excellent placeduring August and September. HOTELS OF THE PARK. Are six in number: Mammoth at Mammoth HotSprings, Norris at Norris Geyser Basin, Fountainat Lower Geyser Basin, Old Faithful Inn at Upper Gey-ser Basin, Lake at outlet Yellowstone Lake, andCanyon at the Grand Canyon. They are under onemanagement, the Y. P. A. (Yellowstone Park Associa-tion), who construct and operate the hotels in the Park.Concessions are granted them by the Honorable Secre-tary of the Interior, and all rates and charges made topatrons require the approval of the department. Theprivate Telegraph Line of the Y. P. A. is connectedwith the Western Union Telegraph Lines from all thehotels. In furnishings and table service these hostel-ries compare favorably with those of other resorts.They are electric-lighted and steam-heated. Are opento travelers during the season, June, July, August andSeptember. TOUR OF THE PARK. ^33
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CAMPING IN THE YELLOWSTONE. PARK CAMPING GROUNDS. Mile posts are lettered as follows:G. C—For Gardiner City.M. S.—For Mammoth Hot Springs.N. B.—For Norris Geyser Basin.R. S.—For Riverside Station.F. H.—For Fountain Hotel.U. B.—For Upper Geyser Basin.W. T.—For West Thumb, Yellowstone Lake.L. H.—For Hotel, Yellowstone Lake.C. J.—Canyon Junction, near Grand Canyon. Camping parties should inform themselves as to therules and regulations of the Park and pay particular at-tention to extinguishing their camp fires. 134 YElvLOWSTONK NATIONAL PARK. It is forbidden to camp within lOO feet of any maintraveled road. The following camping places are used by partiesmaking a tour of the Park: Camp No. i, along the Gardiner River betweenGardiner City and Mammoth Hot Springs. Thesecamping grounds are used considerably; wood is ratherscarce, as well as grass; water plenty and excellent;the best camp for the stock is near the Boiling Riverabout three miles from Gardiner City. It is rea

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