The Geologic Story of Arches National Park Geological Survey Bulletin 1393

** "The Geologic Story of Arches National Park" by Stanley William Lohman is a science book that explores the creation and geologic history of Arches National Park. The book examines the park's interesting rock formations and the natural forces that sculpted the landscape, teaching readers about the geology, ancient people, and natural beauty found there. The book starts by talking about how Arches National Park was created, and it talks about people like Professor Lawrence M. Gould, who believed it should be recognized for its geological and scenic importance. It tells the story of how the area was first made a national monument and then a national park. The book describes the area and the first visitor centers in the park, giving a picture of both the natural wonders and the people who helped shape its history. This beginning prepares readers to understand the park's geologic significance and its cultural history. **