General information regarding the national monuments set aside under the act of Congress approved June 8, 1906 (1917)
United States. National park service. [from old catalog] · Washintong, Govt. print. off. · leaf 14
orms, somebeing conical, while others are globular or elliptical. In places thecavities of these cones are large enough for a man to make his way-through. The monument is a favorite picnic ground for parties from near-bytowns. Mrs. H. V\. Jack, of Folsom, was appointed custodian of the monu-ment on… … T2IN.,R.I2W. l! T.I7N.,R.12W. y!:-.y- T.I7N.,R.I0W. T20N.,R.8W. g^ I Casa Moreno ^-^<>° ^1 17 N., R. 10 W.; New Mexico principal meridian; created March 11, 1907 stone. Among them is the ruin known as Pueblo Bonito, contain-ing, as it originally stood, 1,200 rooms, the largest prehistoric…
National parks and reserves · Monuments
Internet Archive · Library of Congress · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
