The Yellowstone Story: A History of Our First National Park, Volume 2Yellowstone Library and Museum Association, 1977 - Yellowstone National Park |
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Page 134
... Wylie Way , as it is often called from its originator . The Wylie Way substituted tent camps for hotels , thus avoiding a large investment in fixed installations and reducing operating costs . It was a development fraught with con ...
... Wylie Way , as it is often called from its originator . The Wylie Way substituted tent camps for hotels , thus avoiding a large investment in fixed installations and reducing operating costs . It was a development fraught with con ...
Page 136
... Wylie secured a two - year lease for a number of sites suited to his purpose , and organized his Wylie Camping Company . This new business represented a threat to the Yellowstone Park Association ; indeed , it would not have managed a ...
... Wylie secured a two - year lease for a number of sites suited to his purpose , and organized his Wylie Camping Company . This new business represented a threat to the Yellowstone Park Association ; indeed , it would not have managed a ...
Page 137
... Wylie recruited a different type of help ; he employed school teachers and college students , bringing a fresh genuineness to what had been a rather hackneyed service ... WYLIE PERMANENT CAMP A Wylie Permanent Camping ON THE GRAND TOUR 137.
... Wylie recruited a different type of help ; he employed school teachers and college students , bringing a fresh genuineness to what had been a rather hackneyed service ... WYLIE PERMANENT CAMP A Wylie Permanent Camping ON THE GRAND TOUR 137.
Contents
RESCUED BY THE ARMY | 1 |
18861891 | 7 |
The Railroad Bogey | 30 |
Copyright | |
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The Yellowstone Story: A History of Our First National Park, Volume 2 Aubrey L. Haines No preview available - 1996 |
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