Metadata
Title
Beaver Dam and Hut
Contributor(s)
Photographer (pht): Haynes, Jack Ellis
Publisher (pbl): Special Collections/University Archives, Bucknell University
Publisher (pbl): Special Collections/University Archives, Bucknell University
Date(s)
Created: 1927
Related item
Title: Nelson F. Davis Slide Collection
Identifier(s)
Davis_B024_0096 | | | | | | |
Rights
This image is in the public domain
Description
"We are now approaching the end of our Yellowstone tour. We have seen only the major features -- one or two examples of each type of scenery. To appreciate the Park and to know what it means to the people of the world, you must go there yourself, feel the freedom of the great out--doors, and see these most beautiful, most curious and most wonderful works of the Creator. In this picture you notice that, in the Beaver Dam, which is the longest one in the Park, the beavers have, by instinct, curved each segment of the dam to make it strong enough to withstand the pressure of this large lake."
Subject(s)
General: Yellowstone National Park
specifications
Object Type
Basic Image
Parent Collection
Pages / children objects
Associated Media