President Theodore Roosevelt posing against the

President Theodore Roosevelt posing against the rugged terrain of Glacier Point in Yosemite Valley where he was camping with John Muir. Subsequent to this trip, President Roosevelt signed a bill on June 11, 1906, declaring the valley as Yosemite National Park, and effectively putting it under the control of the Federal Government

1900-1909 Camping Canyon Declaring Effectively Glacier Hiking Muir Nevada Old-fashion Rugged Sierra Subsequent Terrain Vitality Yosemite

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