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    Yosemite Valley Railroad

    Yosemite National Park, El Portal, CA    

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    [This marker is composed of two panels.] Panel #1 Gateway to Yosemite The arrival of the Yosemite Valley Railroad in El Portal, Spanish for the Gateway, represented a great accomplishment... hmdb.org

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    Yosemite Valley's First Visit By White Men

    Foresta, CA    

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    From the crest of the ridge of a few hundred feet behind this point members of the Mariposa Battalion under the leadership of Major James D. Savage looked into Yosemite Valley on March 27... hmdb.org

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    Site Of Savages Trading Post

    El Portal, CA    

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    Here in 1849, James D. Savage, established a store built of logs. He engaged in trading and mining and married several squaws for protection and influence. In spring of 1850, fearing Indi... hmdb.org

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    Ahwahnee, The

    Yosemite National Park, El Portal, CA    

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    This resort hotel at the eastern end of Yosemite Valley is named with a local Indian word meaning "deep, grassy meadow." The epitome of rustic monumentality and luxury, with rough granite p... cr.nps

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    Parsons Memorial Lodge

    Yosemite National Park, El Portal, CA    

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    Built in 1915, this structure is characteristic of contemporary architecture in the San Francisco Bay area. The use of highly expressive basic forms and simple, natural materials was prompt... cr.nps

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    Rangers' Club

    Yosemite National Park, El Portal, CA    

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    This structure is representative of the commitment of Stephen T. Mather, first Director of the National Park Service, to an architectural aesthetic appropriate for the National Park lands. ... cr.nps

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    Bridalveil Fall

    Yosemite National Park, CA    

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    Bridalveil Fall (620 feet) flows all year, with peak flow in May. This is often the first waterfall visitors see when entering Yosemite Valley. In spring, it thunders; during the rest... trekaroo.com