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Yellowstone Photography by Haynes Co. [143452]

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Yellowstone Photography by Haynes Co.  [143452]
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Large collection of Yellowstone photography produced by the Haynes Company. Seven 11 x 14 black and white prints of Old Faithful. Five giant color postcards (9 x 7 inches) of park scenes. Twenty black and white 5 x 4 inch prints of scenes of Yellowstone.
F. Jay Haynes first photographed Yellowstone National Park in 1881 to publicize the Northern Pacific Railroad. Encouraged by Superintendent Philetus Norris, who wanted to promote park visitation, Haynes built stores on land leased in Mammoth Hot Springs in 1884 and at Old Faithful in 1897. After he retired, his son Jack took over the business, and in 1927 built stores, called photo or picture shops, in the Mammoth and Fishing Bridge campgrounds, and a larger facility near what was then the Old Faithful Auto Camp. Eventually, 13 Haynes stores were opened in hotels or their own buildings.
As leaders in concessions development in Yellowstone from 1884 to 1962, Frank Jay Haynes and his son Jack Ellis Haynes constructed many buildings for their enterprises. Among the few that remain, the stores at Old Faithful (1927) and in Mammoth Hot Springs (1929) were most important to the primary Haynes business of taking, developing, and selling photographs. By helping Yellowstone gain international recognition for its natural wonders, the Haynes" photography promoted both tourism in the West and the idea of a national park.

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Provenance: Stuart Mackenzie Montana Mining Collection