Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Lodge, Southwest of Lake Junction, Lake, Teton County, WY
Significance: Lake Lodge and its surrounding structures exemplify the demand for tourist lodging following the introduction of automobiles to the park. The automobile first appeared in Yellowstone in 1915 and L... More
General Repair Shop, 150 feet Northeast of Gardiner Warehouse, 75 feet...
Significance: Built in 1925 by the Yellowstone Park Company, this structure was used to service the company's busses and provided more space than the company's previous garage in Mammoth. It provides insight i... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Ranger Station, Northeast of Lake Hotel & southeast of Lake Lodge...
Significance: Lake Ranger Station represents the role of the National Park Ranger as envisioned by Superintendents Mather and Albright. The station was built as a community center where visitors could hear lec... More
Lake Ranger Station, Northeast of Lake Hotel & southeast of Lake Lodge...
Significance: Lake Ranger Station represents the role of the National Park Ranger as envisioned by Superintendents Mather and Albright. The station was built as a community center where visitors could hear lec... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Lodge, Southwest of Lake Junction, Lake, Teton County, WY
Significance: Lake Lodge and its surrounding structures exemplify the demand for tourist lodging following the introduction of automobiles to the park. The automobile first appeared in Yellowstone in 1915 and L... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Lodge, Southwest of Lake Junction, Lake, Teton County, WY
Significance: Lake Lodge and its surrounding structures exemplify the demand for tourist lodging following the introduction of automobiles to the park. The automobile first appeared in Yellowstone in 1915 and L... More
Lake Lodge, Southwest of Lake Junction, Lake, Teton County, WY
Significance: Lake Lodge and its surrounding structures exemplify the demand for tourist lodging following the introduction of automobiles to the park. The automobile first appeared in Yellowstone in 1915 and L... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Lodge, Southwest of Lake Junction, Lake, Teton County, WY
Significance: Lake Lodge and its surrounding structures exemplify the demand for tourist lodging following the introduction of automobiles to the park. The automobile first appeared in Yellowstone in 1915 and L... More
Northeast Entrance Station, Northeast Entrance, Silver Gate, Park Coun...
Significance: The Northeast Entrance Station, built in 1935 by George Larkin and designed by the National Park Service Branch of Plans and Design, is a classic rustic log structure. It set the precedent for ma... More
Northeast Entrance Station, Northeast Entrance, Silver Gate, Park Coun...
Significance: The Northeast Entrance Station, built in 1935 by George Larkin and designed by the National Park Service Branch of Plans and Design, is a classic rustic log structure. It set the precedent for ma... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Gardiner Warehouse, 140 feet Northeast of U.S. Highway 89, 750 feet So...
Significance: This structure, built in 1925, reflects the need for larger transportation facilities by the Yellowstone Park Transportation Company. The structure replaced a smaller vehicle storage facility pre... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Lodge, Southwest of Lake Junction, Lake, Teton County, WY
Significance: Lake Lodge and its surrounding structures exemplify the demand for tourist lodging following the introduction of automobiles to the park. The automobile first appeared in Yellowstone in 1915 and L... More
Lake Lodge, Southwest of Lake Junction, Lake, Teton County, WY
Significance: Lake Lodge and its surrounding structures exemplify the demand for tourist lodging following the introduction of automobiles to the park. The automobile first appeared in Yellowstone in 1915 and L... More
Northeast Entrance Station, Northeast Entrance, Silver Gate, Park Coun...
Significance: The Northeast Entrance Station, built in 1935 by George Larkin and designed by the National Park Service Branch of Plans and Design, is a classic rustic log structure. It set the precedent for ma... More
Northeast Entrance Station, Northeast Entrance, Silver Gate, Park Coun...
Significance: The Northeast Entrance Station, built in 1935 by George Larkin and designed by the National Park Service Branch of Plans and Design, is a classic rustic log structure. It set the precedent for ma... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Lake Lodge, Southwest of Lake Junction, Lake, Teton County, WY
Significance: Lake Lodge and its surrounding structures exemplify the demand for tourist lodging following the introduction of automobiles to the park. The automobile first appeared in Yellowstone in 1915 and L... More
Lake Hotel, .5 mile East of Grand Loop Road & 1.3 miles southwest of L...
Significance: As the oldest remaining hotel within Yellowstone National Park, Lake Hotel reflects the changes in visitor needs since its opening in 1891. It also represents the changes in architectural tastes ... More
Gardiner Warehouse, 140 feet Northeast of U.S. Highway 89, 750 feet So...
Significance: This structure, built in 1925, reflects the need for larger transportation facilities by the Yellowstone Park Transportation Company. The structure replaced a smaller vehicle storage facility pre... More