LASSEN VOLCANIC
Guidebook
1941
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UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Harold L. Ickes, Secretary

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NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Arno B. Cammerer, Director

CONTENTS

Cover (Lassen Peak from Manzanita Lake (Eastman Photo))

Geologic History
   Lassen Peak and Vicinity
   Chaos Crags and Chaos Jumbles
   Ancestral Mount Tehama
   Cinder Cone Area
View from Lassen Peak
Wildlife
Fishing
Camping
Educational Activities
Administration
How to Reach the Park
Accommodations and Services
What to Do and See
Other Sections of Park


Historic Events

1820 Arguello exploring party first to record and name Lassen Peak (St. Joseph's Mountain).
1850-51 Last lava flow from Cinder Cone.
1864 Helen Brodt, first white woman to climb Lassen Peak, made ascent with Major Reading. Lake Helen named for her.
1906 May 6. Lassen Peak and Cinder Cone National Monuments established.
1914 May 30. First known eruption of Lassen Peak since coming of white man.
1915 May 19 and 22. Major eruptions of Lassen Peak devastated large forest area.
1916 Lassen Volcanic National Park created by act of Congress.
1921 Lassen Peak ceased to erupt and subsided into a state of quiescence.


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