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Environmental effects of tourism at Yosemite National Park Photograph Album

Owning Institution: UC Berkeley, Bancroft Library

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Photographs show the impact of human activities in Yosemite National Park. View collection guide.

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Another view of campers in Stoneman Meadow
Another view of Yosemite Creek jammed with ice
Auto Congestion over Decoration Day Holiday, 1927
Automobile was damaged by colliding with a horse ridden by a visitor ...
Autos waiting at Arch Rock Checking Station for entrance permit. February 11, ...
Black's Hotel, built in 1869, near the foot of the Four-Mile Trail ...
Bridle path bridge. (Constructed in May, 1928.)
Bridle Paths
Buildings
Cedar Cottage, in the Sentinel Hotel group, with the end of the ...
Congestion on Stoneman Bridge, showing the danger to pedestrians
El Portal Road, showing inside ditch badly washed and pavement undermined, in ...
Entrance to the new Administration Building, constructed in 1924. Museum in background
First auto stages to operate over the Wawona Road. (June 2, 1915)
First automobile to reach Yosemite Valley. July, 1900
First run of the Horseshoe Stages between Yosemite and Wawona. (1915)
The first type of motor stage to operate in Yosemite Park. (Photo ...
Fish hatchery. Constructed by the State Fish and Game Commission in 1927
Flood Damage, 1928
A guide with party of tourists traveling the automobile roads on the ...
Hotel Development
Incinerator constructed by the Government with a capacity to dispose of all ...
Injury to the horse from this collision
Kenneyville Bridge No. 1, showing the type of construction now used in ...
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