One Hundred Years In Yosemite: The Story Of A Great Park And Its Friends
Carl Parcher Russell
1931
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A century from the first outsiders into the valley to the service that now runs it. Russell tells Yosemite as a human story: the Ahwahneechee who were there first, the Mariposa Battalion, the hotel keepers, the sheep, the fight over Hetch Hetchy, Muir, and the long argument about what a national park is actually for. The standard history, by the park's own naturalist.
13 chapters
- 1Foreword and Preface12m
- 2Discovery17m
- 3Mariposa Hills13m
- 4White Chief Of The Foothills46m
- 5Pioneers Of The Valley33m
- 6Tourists In The Saddle26m
- 7Stagecoach Days22m
- 8Explorers48m
- 9Hotels And Their Keepers54m
- 10East-Side Mining Excitement32m
- 11The Interpreters37m
- 12Guardians Of The Scene Part 135m
- 13Guardians Of The Scene Part 232m
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