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

Larry Matthews is one of the most colorful and charming personalities in Yellowstone National Park history.

Rangers have suspended recovery attempts after a man fell into a hot spring in Norris Geyser Basin at Yellowstone National Park.

Located just west of Daisy Geyser, on the way to Black Sand Basin, Punch Bowl Spring has a long history with Yellowstone visitors.

The Devil’s Kitchen is all but unknown in today’s Yellowstone National Park.

April 24, 1903: Gardiner, Montana had its “big day” with the laying of the Roosevelt Arch cornerstone.

OLD FAITHFUL, YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, WYOMING — It was good to get out into the park Sunday.

As the only predictable geyser in the Lower Geyser Basin, Great Fountain Geyser has a history of prominence in Yellowstone National Park.

Grotto Geyser is, hands-down, one of the most unusual thermal features in Yellowstone National Park.

Looking at Echinus Geyser today, you may question why it warrants the name of “geyser.”