Mesa Verde National Park

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The book explores Mesa Verde National Park, highlighting its significance as America's first cultural park and the world's first cultural heritage park, established in 1906. It preserves the heritage of the prehistoric Puebloan people in a stunning southwestern Colorado landscape. The narrative weaves in the broader history involving the Ute people, Theodore Roosevelt, and Willa Cather, enriched by remarkable vintage photographs that capture the park's archaeological legacy and its captivating natural beauty.