Yellowstone Arch Poster Prairie nestled among the towering red

nestled among the towering red cliffs

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Galveston purchased the structure in 1923 and it was used as a bishop’s residence until 1963

In 1877 a group of African American families left Kentucky in search of a better life on the Kansas Prairie

millions of visitors come to enjoy camping

A long hike was necessary to see the Three Gossips before a new entrance road brought automobiles within view of the monumental formations in the Courthouse Towers region of Arches National Park

Yellowstone Arch Poster Prairie nestled among the towering redProduct Details 14" x 22" poster Interpretive Copy As a symbol of Yellowstones official entrance, The Roosevelt Arch introduced rail tourists to the park beginning in 1903 and later hosted the first automobiles to be formally admitted on July 31, 1915. Hiram M. Chittenden oversaw the construction of the monument as well as Yellowstones roads. By 1920, the National Park to Park Highway also passed beneath this historic emblem of access to the park.