Crater Lake National Park, Oregon (1958)

"Crater Lake National Park, Oregon (1958)" by United States. National Park Service, is a mid-century guide that unveils the dramatic landscapes, volcanic origins, and leisure activities found at Crater Lake National Park. This book informs tourists about the park's environment, past, and the fun things they can do there. It gives a big picture of Crater Lake, explaining how it was made by volcanoes. Also, it discusses the different kinds of plants and animals living there. The book talks about how the lake was first found, focusing such people as John Wesley Hillman and William Gladstone Steel, helped show off the lake’s beauty and fought to protect it. The guide then highlights cool spots in the park like Wizard Island and Rim Drive, as well as handy information on where to stay, what to do, and rules to keep the park safe and clean.