Table of Contents
Through Early Yellowstone Table of Contents
Foreword by Lee H. Whittlesey, Historian, National Park Service
Acknowledgments
Notes on the Illustrations
Introduction
- Accounts of the Washburn-Langford-Doane expedition, with excerpts by Walter A. Trumbull
- Nathaniel P. Langford, “The Wonders of the Yellowstone” (1871)
- The Organic Act Creating Yellowstone National Park (1872)
- Paul LeHardy, How LeHardy’s Rapids Got Its Name (1873)
- Windham Thomas Wyndham-Quin, A Sunset Descent from Mount Washburn (1874)
- Philetus W. Norris, “The Wonder-Land” (1878)
- Herman Haupt, Preparing for a Trip to the Park (1883)
- Margaret Andrews Allen, “A Family Camp in Yellowstone Park” (1885)
- A Wilderness Guide on Skis
- Elwood (“Billy”) Hofer, “Winter in Wonderland” (1887)
- A Visit from a Welsh Artist
- Thomas H. Thomas, “Yellowstone Park Illustrated” (1888)
- George L. Henderson, Adventure at Norris Geyser Basin (1888)
- Feats of an Avid Cyclist
- Frank D. Lenz, “Lenz’s World Tour Awheel” (1893)
- How the Trout Got into Yellowstone Lake
- Barton Warren Evermann, “Two-Ocean Pass” (1895)
- “Rules and Regulations of the Yellowstone National Park” (1895)
- An Educator Tramps the Distance
- C. Hanford Henderson, “Through the Yellowstone on Foot” (1899)
- A Ride through Yellowstone Backcountry
- Earley Vernon Wilcox, “A Visit to the Hoodoos of Wyoming” (1901)
- A Journalist Tours on Horseback
- Ray Stannard Baker, “A Place of Marvels: Yellowstone Park as It Now Is” (1903)
- An Intrepid Mother
- Eleanor (“Nellie”) Quackenbush Corthell, “A Family Trek to the Yellowstone” (1905)
- Yellowstone and the Teacher (ca. 1907)
- An Enterprising Horsewoman
- Alice Parmelee Morris, “Yellowstone Trails Blazed by New York Woman” (1918)
- William T. Hornaday, “How Buffalo Jones Disciplined a Bad Grizzly” (1922)
- An Artist on Her Own
- Anne Bosworth Greene, “Attempting Yellowstone” (1928)
About the Names
Bibliography
Index