1925 Glacier Park Postcards

These postcards are from the same series as yesterday’s, but exclusively show scenery rather than lodges and chalets. Except for the first one, these sights could all be found not far from Many Glacier Hotel.

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St. Mary’s Lake and Going to the Sun Mountain would have been one of the first glorious sights seen on a horseback trip into Glacier. The Going to the Sun Chalets were on the lake positioned to get a view of the mountain, so aren’t in this picture.

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This postcard doesn’t say so, but the presence of Grinnell Peak in the background gives away that this is near the Many Glacier Hotel. Great Northern paid Blackfeet Indians to meet the tourists and demonstrate their former lifestyles.
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This view of Swiftcurrent Lake and Grinnell Peak shows how tiny the Many Glacier Hotel is relative to the landscape. The road to the hotel obviously came in from the bottom of the postcard while most of the trails went from the upper part and right-hand side of the lake.

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The five-mile trail to Iceberg Lake starts on the right-hand side of the previous postcard.


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