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State Parks, Historic Sites, and Museums need your help.Places Earth urges everyone to support these vital and important public resources any way you can. Please find a worthy historic site or museum that is in financial danger and donate your treasure, time, and talent. Write to your governor and other elected officials telling them to find a way to keep these parks open. It will be your loss. Public Service Announcement |
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Yosemite National Park
All photographs taken by Kenneth A. Larson. All rights reserved. © 2006 - 2010.
| I removed everything I could find in the car that looked or smelled like food, but got this bear warning for leaving a bottle of scented hand lotion in the car. |
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Ahwahnee Hotel Badger Pass Central Yosemite Park El Capitan Mariposa Grove Mirror Lake |
Tunnel View Vernal Fall hike Waterfalls Wawona Hotel Yosemite Museum |
Entering the Valley from Highway 41
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Entering the Valley from Highway 120
Merced River
Video clip of Merced River | Video clip of Merced River | Video clip of Merced River
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Yosemite Valley
Camp Curry
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Video clip of Castle Cliffs | |
Video clip of Merced River
Half Dome
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 Half Dome as seen from Glacier Point. |
 Half Dome from Glacier Point. |
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 Half Dome from Glacier Point. |
 Half Dome from Glacier Point. |
Half dome from Glacier Point.
Yosemite Village
 As seen from Glacier Point. |
 As seen from Glacier Point. |
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| Ansel Adams Photo Gallary. | |
Visitor Center
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| Exterior of Visitor Center with breathtaking background. | |
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| Exhibits in Visitor Center. | |
 Exhibits in Visitor Center. |
 Model of Yosemite Valley. |
Yosemite Village as seen from Glacier Point.
Yosemite Chapel
| The Yosemite Chapel is a non-denominational place of worship. It was built in 1879 and is the oldest builidng in Yosemite Natinal Park, now on a new foundation and in a new location. It was originally four miles west at the base to the 4-mile trail to Glacier Point. In the current location, it was part of the old Yosemite Village and is now the last remaining building of the old Village which was moved about 1950. The Yosemite Chapel is a National Registered Historic Site, the first of five buildings in the park that are National Registered Historic Sites. |
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| Exterior views of Yosemite Chapel. | |
 Exterior view of Yosemite Chapel. |
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Views from Glacier Point
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 Looking north beyond the valley. |
 Looking east. |
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This page last updated: Sunday, 29-Aug-2010 16:35:06 EDT
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