Hotels on the Firehole River (Yellowstone, 1880-1891) and the Origins of Concessioner Policy in National Parks

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Yellowstone History Journal

Hotels on the Firehole River (Yellowstone, 1880-1891) and the Origins of Concessioner Policy in National Parks - PART TWO

By Lee H. Whittlesey

*This post is part two of last week’s article - If you missed part one, you can find it on the home page of our substack at yellowstonehistoryjournal.substack.com

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**This post is part two of last week’s article - If you missed part one, you can find it on the home page of our substack at yellowstonehistoryjournal.substack.com*