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Women in National Parks - Midwest Region

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Women in National Parks - Midwest Region

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  • An Official Visit

    NPS Director George B. Hartzog, Jr. posing for a picture with three men and one woman in Ozark National Scenic Riverways.

  • Banff Centre Mountain Film

    Promotional image for the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour Magazine 2021/22. Image shows three tents illuminated at night in front of a mountainous landscape.

  • Breaking Trail

    The poster for the documentary film about Emily Ford's completion of the Ice Age Trail, Breaking Trail by Jesse Roesler, pictures Emily and Diggins overlooking a snowy river.

  • Canal Boat Family

    A woman hangs laundry at her canal boat home.

  • Canoeing on Little Beaver Lake

    Ranger-led canoe tour on Little Beaver Lake

  • Corn Hole -- Ladies' Hour, Hot Springs National Park.

    Women in dresses soak their feet in a hot spring.

  • Daily Dig Dig from @emilyontrail

    A screenshot from Emily Ford's Instagram (@emilyontrail) Stories shows Emily mountain biking with her canine hiking companion, Diggins, running in front of her. It is captioned "Your daily Dig Dig."

  • Emily and Diggins

    Emily leans over with her backpacking backpack visible and takes a selfie of her dog Diggins and herself.

  • Emily at Ice Age Trail Sign

    Emily Ford poses with Diggins the dog in front of a metal wooly mammoth, the symbol of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail.

  • Emily on Trail

  • Family Picture

    People posing for a photograph in Homestead National Monument.

  • George Washington Carver bedroom exhibit

    Two women look at a special museum exhibit showing bed, trunk, chest, and Bible used by George Washington Carver as a youth in Missouri, George Washington Carver National Monument. (This image was taken during a photo documentary survey of NPS museums). Image dates to the 1950s (exact year unknown).

  • Homesteaders

    These four people moved from Tennessee to Nicodemus, Kansas as part of the Exodusters movement.

  • Isle Tour

    NPS employee talking to visitors in Isle Royale National Park.

  • Pipestone Demonstration

    Sioux Indians and visitors at Pipestone National Monument.

  • Visitors near Teepee

    Visitors taking photos in front of a Buffalo skin teepee in Pipestone National Monument.

  • Wičhówoyake - Story

    Wičhówoyake is the Dakota word for 'story.' Thank you to Heȟáka Akichita for his translation. A female Park Service employee reads to a crowd that is primarily children.