Trip IdeasNational Parks
Architectural Sites in North America's National Parks
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Cave and Basin National Historic Site This was given national park protection in 1885, becoming the birthplace of the Canadian Rockies park |
Banff and the Canadian Rockies | |
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Cave and Basin National Historic Site This was given national park protection in 1885, becoming the birthplace of the Canadian Rockies park |
Banff and the Canadian Rockies | |
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Bryce Canyon National Park Lodge Gilbert Stanley Underwood designed this lodge, built in 1924, for the Union Pacific Railroad. The National |
Bryce Canyon National Park | |
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El Garces Harvey House Train Depot Don't miss the historic 1908 El Garces Harvey House Train Depot, one of the many restaurant-boardinghouses |
Death Valley and Mojave | |
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thermometer You can't help but notice Baker's 134-foot-tall thermometer, whose height in feet pays homage to the record-high |
Death Valley and Mojave | |
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National Park Inn Even if you don't plan to stay overnight, stop by to observe the architecture of this 1917 inn, which |
Mount Rainier National Park | |
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Gamlin Cabin Built as a summer cabin in 1867, this building was used primarily for storage. Listed on the National |
Yosemite National Park | |
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Knapp's Cabin During the Roaring '20s wealthy Santa Barbara businessman George Knapp commissioned extravagant fishing |
Yosemite National Park | |
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Gamlin Cabin Built as a summer cabin in 1867, this building was used primarily for storage. Listed on the National |
Yosemite National Park | |
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Knapp's Cabin During the Roaring '20s wealthy Santa Barbara businessman George Knapp commissioned extravagant fishing |
Yosemite National Park |
