Songs of the Yellowstone Park Lodges

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Item Title   Songs of the Yellowstone Park Lodges Creator   Yellowstone Park Company Abstract   An early twentieth century songbook published by Yellowstone Park Company (Lodge Division), Yellowstone Park, Wyoming. Songs are organized first by a collective, general group then by individual lodges including: Old Faithful, Canyon, Mammoth, Roosevelt, and Lake. The book closes with "Songs for Sunday Evening" and TAPS. Some songs are titled, some are untitled but most are sung to popular tunes. The back cover includes a list of "Yellowstone Lingo". Note   "On Uncle Tom's Trail--Yellowstone" --front cover. "If you feel like sighing--Sing" --title page. Genre   music Type of Resource   text Multimedia or Document Length   25 pages Item Format   application/pdf Item Filename   2602-B166-F14-001-025.pdf Collection Series Number   Series 9 - Memorabilia Date Created   1928/1940 Publisher of Physical Item   Yellowstone Park Company Table of Contents   Camping with the Y. P. C.--Old folks at home--Loves old sweet song--Skeeter song--Smile song--The grasshopper--Li'l Liz Jane--A long tailed cat--Ham and eggs--Old Kentucky home-Old black Joe--Rounds--A round--'Till we meet again--Take me back to those Yellowstone days--Carry me back to old Virginny--Let the rest of the world go by--A gymnastic relief--The ranger of the N. P. S.--Juanita--Old MacDonald had a farm--An apple pie maker--On Moonlight Bay--When you and I were young, Maggie--Dixie--Remember--Solomon Levi--The Spanish cavalier--Let the rest of the world go by--To the dudes--After the honeymoon--Sung while Old Faithful plays--Old Faithful girls--Song to the dudes--Rotten logging--Way down in my heart--We're the tent girls--Round (Sweetly sings the donkey)--(hi-ho-the merry-o)--Loving cup--I know how homely I are--Beds--Today is Monday--Jerry--Goodnight song of Roosevelt Lodge--Underneath the Yellowstone moon--Welcome song--Together--Beside the lake--Here at Lake--I'd rather be at Lake--Lake's magic spell--Strolling together--In my land of dreams--Day is dying in the West--The little brown church in the vale--O beautiful for spacious skies--The star spangled banner--America--Battle hymn of the Republic--Now the shades of night are gone--God of our Fathers--Evening--There's music in the air--Canyon land--TAPS. Related Topics Songs Yellowstone National Park Song book Memorabilia Geographic Locations Yellowstone National Park United States Rights   http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/

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Songs of the Yellowstone Park Lodges, Ivan Doig Archive - Digital Collection, Montana State University (MSU) Library, Bozeman, MT, https://n2t.net/ark:/75788/m4x921t52

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