cs ee eS ee eS ~ ae a ve f oN — a Rt $ = Pin eee Tonocets 8. ay $e 38 di? es Serings = 5 ay Fe % ATER. LEGEND pales STATIONS CAMPGROUNDS Surreal? WATERY WATER’ Uriongle Spr 4 : ‘ A . GRAVELED ROADS smemane Ke. Note: Distances gre shown belween Stars. : EMIGRANT JOT CHECKING ST) WATER FURR 4aCk CREEK PUBLIC CAMPGROUNDS| Ae oe STORES) GOLF tomes ARE ORT GASQUINE- CLS : Ne ators me A Deel me Volley PERE OTe SteDRE, GAR. | TELEPHORNE-TEI ES RAPH POST OFF ICe «gee sees te #8 § Ti Seaskore 5 ae IMIS EO SAMY DERIARENG as 3 CV. aoe BRE DEATH VALLEY NATIONAL MONUMENT FROM THE HERB RINGER COLLECTION DEATH VALLEY MONUMENT brochure from the early 1940s... Until the late 50s, the Park Service staff at Death Valley left the lower elevations completely and “summered” at Wildrose in the Panamint Mountains on the west side of the park. The advent of air conditioning and Industrial Tourism changed all that. Now any damn fool can expect to be rescued if he gets lost in Death Valley. More often than not though, it’s still a body recovery, not a rescue. 15