Leaf formation in the bottom of Periodical Lake, National Park.

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DescriptionView of mineral formations in a dry hot springs area known as Periodical Lake at Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Note the similarity of this photo to ST 007 YNP.01 which Lee Whittlesey credits to Joshua Crissman and notes it was likely taken during one of the Hayden surveys of Yellowstone in 1871 or 1872. Bundy and Train, Cutler St. imprint on verso.TypeImageCreatorBundy and TrainGenrephotographsDateBetween 1871-1876SubjectFormations (Geology)--Wyoming--Mammoth Hot SpringsYellowstone National ParkContributing InstitutionMontana Historical Society Library and ArchivesGeographic CoverageMammoth Hot Springs, WyomingDigital CollectionPhotographs from the Montana Historical SocietyDigital Formatimage/tiffPhysical CollectionBundy and Train Stereograph Collection (ST 007)Physical Dimensions1 stereograph : black and white, on stereograph mount ; two 3 1/4 x 2 3/4 in. prints on 4 x 7 in. mountDigitization SpecificationCreated with a DT Atom lighting system using a Canon 5DS camera. Images saved as TIFF files with 6000 pixels on the long side. B&W negs saved as Grayscale files; all prints and color film saved as RGB files. All adjustments made in Photoshop CC.Date Digitized2024-07-24Photo NumberST 007 YNP.02Local Identifierp0012796ReproductionTo order a reproduction, visit our webpage at https://mhs.mt.gov/Research/services/repros/photodigital or contact Montana Historical Society Photograph Archives: (406) 444-4739 / photoarchives@mt.gov.Contact UsFor additional information about our collections or to suggest a keyword or share what you know about this item, email us at photoarchives@mt.gov. Please include the Photo Number in your note to us.

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