[YELL203479-D4511] Letter to the Commanding Officer of the Nineteenth Infantry at the park from Major H. C. Benson enclosing the rules and regulations for those in the park dated July 10, 1909.

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DescriptionLetter to the Commanding Officer of the Nineteenth Infantry at the Park from Major H. C. Benson enclosing several copies of the rules and regulations for those in the park and directing the Commanding Officer to adhere to the section related to bicycles. (old system, document 8580)TypeTextCreatorBenson, H. C.,qMajor.GenrelettersLanguageengDate1909-07-10SubjectTouristsBicycle touringContributing InstitutionYellowstone National Park Heritage and Research CenterDigital CollectionYellowstone National Park Army Era RecordsDigital Formatimage/jpgDigitization SpecificationsScanned on an Epson Expression 12000XL Flatbed Scanner at 400 dpi as a TIFF image. This image was cropped, color corrected through level adjustment, and converted into a JPG using Adobe Photoshop. Date Digitized2025Physical CollectionYellowstone National Park Army Era Records (RG 00)Local IdentifierYELL203479-D4511Contact UsFor more information contact Yellowstone National Park Heritage and Research Center: yell_heritage_center@nps.gov / (307) 344-2264. CopyrightCC0

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Series NameSeries 1: Pre-1909 Correspondence FilesBox NumberYNP Army Era, Box 11Folder NumberYNP Army Era, Box 11, Folder 4

CollectionYellowstone National Park Army Era RecordsSub-CollectionPre-1909 Correspondence: A-E, 1903-1912

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[YELL203479-D4511] Letter to the Commanding Officer of the Nineteenth Infantry at the park from Major H. C. Benson enclosing the rules and regulations for those in the park dated July 10, 1909.

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[YELL203479-D4511] Letter to the Commanding Officer of the Nineteenth Infantry at the park from Major H. C. Benson enclosing the rules and regulations for those in the park dated July 10, 1909.

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