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Obsidian Cliffs from Beaver Lake, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Territory
              Title: Obsidian Cliffs from Beaver Lake, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Territory   Date: ca 1883   Location: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Territory   Photographer: Liberty Views
Description: Obsidian Cliffs from Beaver Lake, in the Norris region of Yellowstone Park. The cliffs were formed from black volcanic glass. The lake has been gone for years. It was mostly a very large beaver pond. It is possible that Liberty was published by Ingersoll View Co. Liberty No. 1168. 7x3.5 in. stereograph.
Format: image/jpeg    Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive
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Catalog Number: 91.30.630   
Subjects: Geology | Lakes and Ponds--Yellowstone National Park--Beaver Lake | National Parks and Reserves--Wyoming--Yellowstone | Yellowstone National Park--Wyoming | 
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