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Acknowledgments 6
Introduction 7
1 The Early Years 9
2 Trees and Tracks 17
3 Grand Marais Booms 33
4 Pulling Up Stakes 51
5 The Lifesavers 55
6 The Fishing Industry 69
7 Life in Grand Marais 81
8 Tourism Grows 105
9 Grand Marais Today 123
Bibliography 126
About the Grand Marais Historical Society 127
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Chad Thorn
reviewed Grand Marais, Michigan (Images of America Series) on July 12, 2016
Grand Marais, Michigan (Images of America Series)
Our National Parks is a collection of essays that John Muir wrote for The Atlantic. I agree with many reviewers who have described Muir as "verbose." However, hidden among the pages of botanical descriptions are delightful stories about his encounters with bears, hermits, earthquakes, avalanches, and even a tired mule. My favorite story, when Muir tried to convince Ralph Waldo Emerson to camp with him in Yosemite, is the source of his famous quote, "The mountains are calling." Anyone who has visited---or plans to visit---Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Yosemite, or Sequoia would enjoy reading these essays.
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