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Crowds gathered for the dedication ceremony of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary celebration at Pipe Spring National Monument.
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Crowds gathered for the dedication ceremony of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary celebration at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9584 ; ZION 9584
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Zion National Park, Code: ZION
Pipe Spring National Monument, Code: PISP
Pipe Spring National Monument, Mohave County, Arizona
Latitude: 36.8628005981445, Longitude: -112.73999786377

Zion National Park, Utah
NPS Museum Catalog Number : ZION 9584
NPS Museum Accession Number : ZION-00768
Zion Legacy HPC Database Number : HPC-009087
Zion National Park Museum Collections
ZION Historic Photo Collections
ZION Image Series 906
Zion National Park
20160822
05/26/1973
B&W negative and print card | 4-11/16 x 3-3/4 in
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William Herr
Person: Museum Curator
Organization: Zion National Park
Position: Museum Curator
Address: Zion National Park, State Route 9, Springdale, UT 84767
Email: zion_museum@nps.gov

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