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Cedar Breaks National Monument
75th Anniversary Celebration
Click on the photo albums below to see photos from our 75th Anniversary Celebration.
 
Cedar Breaks Cabin--March 1949

Fred Fagergren (33 Photos)

The following photos were donated by Fred Fagergren
Flag Pole at Visitor Center

J.L Crawford (3 Photos)

The following photos were donated by J.L Crawford.
Acadia Ranger

Acadia (14 Photos)

Partners in the Park projects at Acadia National Park.
Cold group

Bryce Canyon (11 Photos)

Partners in the Park projects at Bryce Canyon National Park.
African Burial Ground

Fire-Ellis Island (12 Photos)

Partners in the Park projects at Fire Island National Seashore and Ellis Island.
Group on Edge

Grand Canyon-Parashant (12 Photos)

Partners in the Park projects at Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument.
Breakfast

Organ Pipe Cactus (12 Photos)

Partners in the Park projects at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument.
Group Photo

Zion (12 Photos)

Partners in the Park projects at Zion National Park.

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The difference between a National Monument and a National Park is the way they are created. National Parks require Congressional approval, while National Monuments are established by an Executive Order of the President.
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Last Updated: November 04, 2008 at 16:14 MST