This illustrated history features a rich collection of archival photographs alongside striking contemporary images, showcasing both the lodge and the breathtaking landscapes of Yellowstone National Park. The book captures the essence of the park's beauty and the lodge's significance, providing readers with a visual journey through time and nature.
This beautifully illustrated gift book invites readers to explore the majestic lodges of national parks, featuring 175 stunning photographs and historical documents. Accompanying a PBS series, it celebrates the architectural wonders and natural beauty of these sites, while promoting the preservation of this national heritage.
The official companion book to the popular PBS television series, Great Lodges, and the second volume in Christine Barnes's popular series, Great Lodges of the National Parks, Volume Two, will leave a lasting impression on any reader. Blending stunning nature, unique buildings, and fascinating stories, Great Lodges will transport you to another place through beautiful photography and writing. The selected lodges represent an eclectic collection of architecture that reflects America's social changes: from neo-classical grand resorts and Spanish revival villas to traditional lake lodges and log cabins in the mountains. Stunning photography by Fred Pflughoft and David Morris compliment Barnes's research and writing, while historical black-and-white photographs give readers a new appreciation for the historical landmarks and vistas that compliment our national parks.
The narrative explores the rich history of El Tovar Hotel, highlighting its connection to the natural grandeur of the Grand Canyon. It intertwines the stories of Native Americans, Spanish explorers, railroad magnates, skilled architects, and two U.S. presidents, showcasing how these diverse figures contributed to the hotel's legacy and the park's significance. The book paints a vivid picture of the cultural and historical tapestry surrounding this architectural gem.
A tribute to one of the most beloved lodges at Glacier National Park, this beautiful book is the perfect keepsake for any lodge visitor or park collector. Christine Barnes delves deep into the history behind the famous hotel, from its beginnings with the Great Northern Railway to modern updates. Striking photography complements the text along with historical photography portraying the lodge's early days.
Color photographs and lively text reveal what attracts 4 million tourists to Central Oregon each year -- and the sophisticated but rural lifestyle that causes many to stay. Central View from the Middle is a large-sized soft-cover, 112 heavy, glossy pages. The book lays out a captivating history of the region, and brings the reader into the present boom of development. 91 color photographs, by some of the Northwest's premiere photographers, and map complement the text.