Before Fort Yellowstone came to be in the Mammoth area, the seat of power in Yellowstone National Park lay in another structure: the Norris blockhouse.
Read More »Old Yellowstone: History of The Cottage Hotel
By most estimates, the Cottage Hotel in Yellowstone National Park ranks low on the list of lost Yellowstone landmarks.
Read More »Old Yellowstone: History of Emerald Pool
Emerald Pool is (pun intended) one of the jewels of Yellowstone National Park.
Read More »Old Yellowstone: History of Moran Point
Pity poor Moran Point along the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, for it is unjustly forgotten.
Read More »Old Yellowstone: History of Castle Geyser
Castle Geyser is, of course, one of the most famous features in Yellowstone National Park.
Read More »Old Yellowstone: History of Queen’s Laundry
Near Sentinel Meadows, you’ll find a curious remnant of Yellowstone National Park’s early history: The Queen’s Laundry.
Read More »Old Yellowstone: History of Fan and Mortar Geysers
Although not as famous as nearby Grotto or Grand Geysers, Fan and Mortar Geysers are an eminent delight to visitors.
Read More »Old Yellowstone: History of Heart Lake
Heart Lake, in the loosest sense possible, does resemble a heart, although not an anatomical one.
Read More »Old Yellowstone: History of Steamship Zillah
The E.C. Waters may be the most famous boat in Yellowstone, but it had an important predecessor: the steamship Zillah.
Read More »Old Yellowstone: History of Bath Lake
Nearly a century ago, Bath Lake was one of Mammoth Hot Springs’ chief attractions.
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