Seeing the West: Suggestions for the Westbound Traveller — John Shaqi
Seeing the West: Suggestions for the Westbound TravellerDumbell, K. E. M. (Kate Ethel Mary)
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Seeing the West: Suggestions for the Westbound Traveller
Dumbell, K. E. M. (Kate Ethel Mary)
West (U.S.) -- Description and travel
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SEEING THE WEST
Suggestions for the Westbound Traveller
[Illustration: The Yosemite Valley]
SEEING THE WEST
Suggestions for the Westbound Traveller
by
K. E. M. Dumbell
Frontispiece
Garden City New York
Doubleday, Page & Company
1920
Copyright, 1920, by
Doubleday, Page & Company
All Rights Reserved, Including That of Translation into Foreign
Languages, Including the Scandinavian
Copyright, 1914, by James Pott & Company
“I knew it would call, or soon or late, a it calls the
whirring wings,
It’s the olden lure, it’s the golden lure, it’s the
lure of the timeless things.”
R. W. Service.
AUTHOR’S NOTE
The author begs to acknowledge, with thanks, the courtesy of the
publishers and others named below for their kindness in granting her
permission to use the extracts from their publications incorporated in
this book:
The Century Company, Messrs. Barse & Hopkins, The American Forestry
Association, The U. S. Department of the Interior, The Western Guidebook
Company, Mr. George Perkins Merrill, The Western chambers of commerce,
and the various railroads.
The extracts from Mr. John Muir and Mr. J. G. Percival are published by
permission of, and by special arrangement with, Messrs. Houghton Mifflin
Company, publishers of their works.
To Mr. Robert Sterling Yard, Executive Secretary of the National Parks
Association, especial thanks are extended for his interest and
assistance and the permission to quote freely from his most valuable
book, “The Book of National Parks.”
CONTENTS
PART ONE
The Southern Rockies
I. The Rocky Mountain National Park
II. Colorado Springs and Pike’s Peak
III. Salt Lake City and the Zion National Park
PART TWO
The Northern Rockies
I. The Canadian Rockies
II. Glacier National Park and the Yellowstone National Park
PART THREE
The Northwest
I. Alaska and Crater Lake National Park
II. Mount Rainier National Park
III. Lake Chelan and the Columbia River Region
PART FOUR
California
I. Northern California
II. Central California
III. San Francisco and Environs
IV. Southern California
PART FIVE
The Southwest
I. The Grand Canyon
II. Historic Places in New Mexico and Arizona
Reference Books
Index
INTRODUCTION
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