Although these postcards are undated, I found them in a folder with other items from 1925 at the Minnesota History Center. These show various Great Northern-built hotels and lodges in the park.
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Most visitors to the park stepped off of a Great Northern train at Midvale, which GN renamed East Glacier. The station there is just a few steps away from the Glacier Park Hotel.
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The hotel lobby attempted to combine the rustic atmosphere of a western log building with the elegant lamps of the orient. The latter were evidently a reminder that Great Northern’s premiere train was the Oriental Limited. All of the Great Northern’s hotels and interior fixtures were designed under the careful supervision of Louis Hill.
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After spending a night at Glacier Park Lodge, first stop for many horseback riders in the park was Two Medicine Lake, which was supported by Two Medicine Chalet shown at left. The chalet still exists but is largely unused as the demand for lodging disappeared when autos replaced horses.
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Like the previous postcard, this one primarily shows the scenery but also provides a hint of the Going to the Sun Chalets. While the Two Medicine Chalet survived the transition from horses to automobiles, the Going to the Sun Chalets did not and they were demolished in 1948.
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Most park tours ended up at the gigantic Many Glacier Hotel, which has more than 200 rooms. Here a group of horseback riders are arriving at the hotel.
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This is a lakeside view of Many Glacier Hotel. From the hotel, tourists could take day rides to many lakes, mountains, and glaciers, some of which we’ll see on postcards tomorrow.
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Some adventurous tourists went to Granite Park Chalet, which was about 8.5 miles from Many Glacier and even today is only accessible by trail. Another trail-only lodging, Sperry Chalet, was burned in a 2017 wildfire, but is being rebuilt. However, you can visit and stay at Granite Park Chalet this summer.