Here are four Northern Pacific Acmegraph postcards featuring scenes in and around the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River.

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This shows the Upper Falls of the Yellowstone.

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Here is the Grand Canyon and lower falls from Artist’s Point. The scene looks much the same today.

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Here is a black-and-white Haynes photo on which the postcard might be based. The postcard, however, has a much larger field of view, so it was probably based on a different photo.
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This is looking downriver into the canyon.

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Here is the black-and-white Haynes photo on which the postcard is based.

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The Canyon Hotel was designed by Robert Reamer and opened in 1911, making the postcard’s “new” description of it quite apt. The hotel was second only to Old Faithful in its luxury and magnificence, as it had a giant, 95-foot-by-185-foot lounge overlooking the canyon. Unfortunately, the ground on which it was built was unstable, forcing the hotel’s closure in 1958 and demolition soon thereafter. I can’t find any evidence that this photograph was taken by Haynes, as his most-famous photo of the hotel was taken from the other side.