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National Park Mystery Photo 51: A Rail Fence In The Foreground

Mystery Photo 51.

Mystery Photo 51 shows part of a building in a national park east of the Rocky Mountains. If you can identify this building and name the national park in which it is located you will be eligible for our monthly prize drawing and a chance to win a copy of David and Kay Scott's The Complete Guide To The National Park Lodges, 7th Edition.

No cheating!

If we catch you Googling or engaged in other sneakery we will make you conduct unannounced inspections of farms supplying locally-grown organic produce for Traveler’s third floor deli.

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This photo was not taken at Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Site. Please try again, National Park Kid (what a neat cyberhandle!). Remember that your answer must include the name of the building shown in the photo as well as the national park unit in which it is located.


Site. Site. Site. There, I wrote it three times on the whiteboard.

I guess I can't growl too much, though because I remember a time when I took you to task for using the word "park" in one of your quizzes when it was really a monument.

I'll just sit here and pout quietly.


Could you sharpen that up a bit, Ranger Dave? You are blazing hot, but you haven't put a name to the building like the puzzle requires.


Lee, you know darn well that I put that "mistake" in there just to see if you were paying attention.


Humph! Same lame excuse I used to use when I made a mistake on the chalkboard when I was trying to teach grade school kids something about math.


Right on the button, Ranger Dave. Welcome back to the Winners Circle.


A Quizmeister has to have a thick hide. I'm going to ignore that.


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