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The year that Yellowstone National Park was established. |
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Yellowstone National Park's only natural feature to be named a National Historic Landmark. |
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The year that the National Park Service was established. |
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Opened in 1891, this was the first large hotel in the geyser basins. |
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Passed by Congress giving full protection to wildlife in Yellowstone Park (except wolves and coyotes) and paving the way for future wildlife and environmental movements. |
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Now known as the "Museum of the National Park Ranger." |
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Built during 1903-1904, this building became the most famous structure in Yellowstone National. |
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This engineer built the original Fishing Bridge in 1902. |
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Built in 1889, the name of the oldest hotel still standing in Yellowstone National Park. |
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The name of the grand hotel designed by Robert Reamer and opened in 1911. |
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In 1871 this man led an official exploration, that included artist Thomas Moran and photographer William H. Jackson, into the country later to become Yellowstone National Park. |
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The president who was honored in 1920 when a lodge was built in his memory. |
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Arrived in Yellowstone National Park in 1915. |
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Arrived in Yellowstone National Park in 1886. |
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Arrived in Yellowstone National Park in 1883. |
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Said keep things natural, "ecological process management." |
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The year that eight wildfires swept Yellowstone National Park burning nearly 800,000 acres. |
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The year that construction of Fort Yellowstone began. |
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Originally known as the "National Hotel." |
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From 1891 until 1907, this man operated several Yellowstone concessions, including the Yellowstone Park Hotel Company and the Yellowstone Park Transportation Company. |