The front cover of this menu just has NP logos, but the back cover has several black-and-white photos of Yellowstone National Park. Inside, an a la carte menu labeled “Supper” is on the left side while right side is a wine and beverage list. Thanks to Streamliner Memories reader Laurie Powers for scans of this menu.

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This a la carte menu could provide a light or full meal. Presumably, an insert with table d’hôte meals was included with this menu, but no longer exists.