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Portraits by Grant of Senior National Park Service officials and other notable individuals

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National Park Service headquarters staff. Names listed at bottom. Washington, D.C., 1932.
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National Park Service headquarters staff. Names listed at bottom. Washington, D.C., 1932.

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  • Yellowstone ranger staff at the dedication of the tablet in memory of Stephen Mather. Yellowstone National Park, 1932.
  • Members of the Sonora Missions Expedition. Left to Right: Robert Rose, George Grant, Leffler Miller, J. Howard Tovrea, Arthur Woodward, and Scofield DeLong. Sonora Missions Expedition, 1935.
  • Senator Gerald Nye fishing in the Yellowstone River. Yellowstone National Park, 1933.
  • Standing in front of Mount Owen is Mr. William Owen, for whom the mountain is named. He was a well known Wyoming pioneer and early engineer and surveyor in the territory. In 1898, he and three others were the first to climb the Grand Teton or the American Matterhorn. Grand Teton National Park, 1933.
  • National Park Service headquarters staff. Names listed at bottom. Washington, D.C., 1932.
  • Pioneer landscape photographer William Henry Jackson photographed by George Grant in the NPS headquarters darkroom in 1935. Jackson was 93 years old.
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