Our mission is to share historical information, activities and events pertaining to Yosemite, one of the most beautiful places in California with a rich past
Visit Cook's Meadow virtually & enjoy a sneak peek of "John Muir's Grand Yosemite" with author Mike Wurtz! Watch now: https://t.co/g8uX7dsXT4
This guide features John Muir's #Yosemite sketches & notes, plus directions to retrace his steps.
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You've heard of Alex Honnold. Did you know his mother is the oldest woman to climb El Capitan!?
Enjoy a presentation about the courageous life of Deirdre Wolownick-Honnold, as a mother, rock climber, & survivor.
Mariposa Museum & History Center
9/6 at 6pm
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George Monroe was one of Yosemite's most renowned stage drivers. From 1866-86, he drove tourists, artists, & US presidents over treacherous roads to the Valley, allowing for public awareness that helped Yosemite become the 3rd #NationalPark. #UntoldStories
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Climbing has come a long way since the first ascent of El Capitan. Before Free Solo and the Dawn Wall, someone had to have the vision to believe it could be climbed at all. Check out the history... https://t.co/5CyLcsg261
On Oct. 1, 1890, #Yosemite became the third U.S. national park (after Sequoia, 1890, & Yellowstone, 1872). At the time, Yosemite Valley & Mariposa Grove were managed by California; both were added to the park in 1906. What has this special place given you?
📷: Fred Turner
NPF TRIVIA Answer: Yosemite National Park hired Clare Marie Hodges as the first female NPS ranger in 1918. Here's more info: #BeanOutsider#FindYourPark#EncuentraTuParque
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