History

Although not as famous as nearby Grotto or Grand Geysers, Fan and Mortar Geysers are an eminent delight to visitors.

Heart Lake, in the loosest sense possible, does resemble a heart, although not an anatomical one.

The E.C. Waters may be the most famous boat in Yellowstone, but it had an important predecessor: the steamship Zillah.

Nearly a century ago, Bath Lake was one of Mammoth Hot Springs’ chief attractions.

Forty years ago today, President Gerald Ford delivered a speech in front of Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park.

Before there was the National Park Service, there was the U.S. Army.

1916 was the first full season a new mode of transportation was allowed in the Park—the automobile.

Traveling through early Yellowstone was a far different affair than it is today.

It’s a marvelous sight, seeing Electric Peak crest on the horizon.

A handful of former Yellowstone employees who last worked together in the mid-to-late 1950s meet up at Lake Lodge for reunions.