1. P.O. and General Store 2. Boyson Studio 3. Foley Studio 4. N.P.S. Office 5. Best Studio 6. Government Pavilion 7. Y.N.P. Co. Office 8. Ivy Cottage 9. Sentinel Hotel 10. Cedar Cottage 11. River Cottage 12. Rock Cottage 13. Native Son Sequoia 14. Fiske House 15. Bakery and Creamery 16. Butcher Shop 17. Pillsbury Studio 18. Chapel 19. Garage 20. Foot Bridge 21. Sentinel Bridge 22. Old Jorgensen Studio 23. Grizzly Hotel Site 24. New Administration Bldg. Site 25. Ranger's Clubhouse 26. Government Barns & Shops 27. Zoo 28. Government Cottages 29. Old Camp Lost Arrow 30. School House 31. Camp Yosemite 32. Camp Yos. Swimming Pool 33. Government Cottages 34. Superintendent's House 35. Yosemite Hospital] Yosemite Lodge, formerly called Yosemite Camp, is the other large hotel-camp, and is located one-half mile north of Yosemite Village near the azalia-bordered Yosemite Creek. It offers most attractive views of Yosemite Falls and is well maintained by the Yosemite National Park Company. At the rim of the valley is Glacier Point Hotel with every modern convenience, and an unsurpassable view of Yosemite and the High Sierra. Lodges are maintained at the Mariposa Grove of Big Trees and at Lake Tenaya and Merced Lake in the High Sierra. The general store is adequately stocked to supply the tourist and camper with all his needs--supplies, clothing, sporting goods, drugs, etc. The Housekeeping Camps Department supplies all kinds of camping or outing equipment at very reasonable rates. Opposite the store is the bakery and creamery, and the meat market. During the season of 1920 the general garage will be moved from its location near Yosemite Lodge to a point just southeast of the new Rangers' Club House. A large free storage garage is maintained by Camp Curry. Gasoline and oils may be obtained at several service stations on the floor of the valley and at a few outposts on the park roads. The Government Pavilion, on the banks of the Merced near the center of the village, is a social center for dances, lectures, moving pictures, etc. There is also an excellent entertainment and dance hall at Camp Curry. Religious services are held in Yosemite Chapel which faces the postoffice. In the village are four studios, two of them doing photographic work exclusively, and the other two specializing in oils and water-colors. Studios are also maintained at Yosemite Lodge and Camp Curry. There are two large swimming tanks, one at Yosemite Lodge and one at Camp Curry. Both are open to the general public.