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Keppler Cascade, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
              Title: Keppler Cascade, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming   Date: 1901   Location: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming   Photographer: Underwood and Underwood
Description: Keppler Falls, one of the gems of Yellowstone is now called Keppler Cascade and is a waterfall on the Firehole River about two miles south of Old Faithful in Yellowstone Park. Keppler was named by the Philetus Norris, the Park's Superintendent, in 1881 for the son of the Wyoming territorial Governor, John Hoyt.
Format: image/jpeg    Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive
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Catalog Number: x85.3.869   
Subjects: National Parks and Reserves--Wyoming--Yellowstone | Rivers and Streams--Yellowstone National Park--Firehole | Waterfalls--Yellowstone National Park--Keppler Falls | Yellowstone National Park--Wyoming | 
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