Mammoth Hot Springs–Yellowstone Park
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Unknown
Creator(s)
Language
English
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Unknown
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Hot springs
Pulpit Terrace–Yellowstone Park
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Unknown
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Language
English
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Mammoth Hot Springs–Yellowstone Park
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Unknown
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Language
English
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Paint Pots Fountain–Yellowstone Park
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Unknown
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Language
English
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Morning Glory Spring–Yellowstone Park
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Unknown
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Language
English
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Butterfly Spring–Yellowstone Park
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Unknown
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Language
English
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Unknown
Hot Spring Cone–Yellowstone Park
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Unknown
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English
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Letter from Whitelaw Reid to Theodore Roosevelt
Whitelaw Reid responds to a letter from Theodore Roosevelt. He is writing from Southern California where he is vacationing. Reid speculates about the identity of the anonymous author of a political pamphlet who simply goes by “A Spectator.” He was flattered that his name had been suggested, and while he had thought it might have been Henry Adams or Henry Cabot Lodge, he has concluded it must have been John Bigelow. Reid also comments on the strong support for President Roosevelt in California and throughout the west. He discusses books he has been reading, including volume 4 of Roosevelt’s The Winning of the West.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1904-04-05
Creator(s)
Letter from Sara Delano Roosevelt to Isabella Greenway
Sara Delano Roosevelt was pleased to hear that Isabella Greenway was developing a hot springs, and not a ranch, with Elliott Roosevelt. Roosevelt expresses concern and affection for Elliott’s wife, Elizabeth Browning Donner Roosevelt, and feels she was treated poorly in Washington, D.C., Roosevelt asks Greenway to be good to Elizabeth.
Collection
Creation Date
1932-1933