Yellowstone National Park

[Chicago]: [Poole Brothers], 1927. 56pp. Octavo [23 cm] Illustrated wrappers. About very good. Gentle age toning to covers with some minor spotting. Guide produced by the Northern Pacific for the prospective tourist. Illustrated with Haynes photographs and maps. Work begins with the essay 'An Appreciation of Yellowstone National Park' by Emerson Hough. Double-page map at the center

"And you may travel and live in perfect comfort! That is almost the most astonishing thing about Yellowstone. You may photograph a wild bear and eat a course dinner within the same hour. You perhaps may see the buffalo from your seat in a comfortable touring car. (truncated) You may see the Canyon and geysers and the Grand Tetons and a dozen bold mountain lakes and streams and yet sleep in as good a bed as you left at home. Literally, the world has nothing like this. Other parks have one attraction - several; but none has all these. And no discomfort or danger or weariness will mar your day's delights." - pg. (Inventory #: 7198)