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Summary
Nine park rangers called the first rangers of Yosemite National Park, shown mounted on horses lined up in meadow in Yosemite Valley, 1915; with Yosemite Falls in distance, and dog in foreground. Left to right, Oliver Prien, Chief Ranger; Charles Bull, Assistant Chief Ranger; Jack Gaylor, Second Assistant to Chief Ranger; Wayne Westfall; George McNab; Charles Leidig, first park ranger in Yosemite; Charles Adair; Archie Leonard; Forest Townsley [YOSE023451]
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Date
1915
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