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Well, as quite a few folks have figured out, the shot is of the Old Faithful Inn in Yellowstone. Congrats to Markk1959 for getting the right answer in first. Tomorrow we'll show a larger shot of this section of the inn's roof.
I hate bring a nit-picker, but the folks who said "Old Faithful Lodge" were wrong. The Lodge and Inn are two different places. The Lodge is at the opposite end of the Old Faithful area from the Inn.