Sequoia National Collection

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 Moro Rock Colony Mill
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 Moro Rock seen from the Colony Mill. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 Mountain scene
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 Mountain scene, forest covering distant peaks. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 Sun rays shafts
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 Sun rays, shafts of sun light filtering through the grove. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 Giant redwood
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 Giant redwood tree poised on mammoth boulder. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 tall trees motor road
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 Among the tall trees, with motor road. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 Granite dome
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 Granite dome of Moro Rock. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 village Sentinel Tree
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 The village with Sentinel Tree (Giant Forest Village) 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 View Beetle Rock
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 View from Beetle Rock showing forest & distant serrated ranges of mts. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 Sherman Tree
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 The Sherman Tree. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 Dead Giant conspicuous
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 The Dead Giant conspicuous standing[?] white tree, barked. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 Forest road close
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 Forest road close to the Village. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 tunnel log Congress group
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 The tunnel log. The Congress group?. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 Giant trees close
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 Giant trees close to the Village. A cathedral in nature. Note figure close to central tree. 1957, California, USA

Sequoia National Park Sept 1957 tunnel log Car driving
Sequoia National Park, Sept. 1957 The tunnel log. Car driving through passage way cut through side of log. 1957, California, USA

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Step into the majestic beauty Park, where time stands still and nature's wonders unfold before your eyes. In September 1957, visitors marveled at the breathtaking sights that awaited them in this natural paradise. As they ascended Moro Rock, a sense of awe washed over them as they gazed upon the vast expanse of the park. The Mill Colony stood as a testament to human resilience amidst towering sequoias, reminding all who passed by of their insignificance in comparison to these ancient giants. The mountain scene was nothing short of enchanting; its grandeur painted with hues of green and brown. Sun rays pierced through the dense canopy above, creating ethereal shafts that illuminated the forest floor below. Amongst these tall trees stood a giant redwood, commanding attention and reverence from all who beheld it. Its sheer size left onlookers humbled by nature's ability to create such magnificence. Driving along the motor road revealed more hidden treasures within Sequoia National Park. A granite dome rose proudly against the sky, showcasing nature's mastery in sculpting rock formations that have endured for centuries. In this picturesque village nestled within the park boundaries, one could find solace beneath Sentinel Tree – a guardian watching over all who sought refuge among its branches. Beetle Rock offered panoramic views that stretched beyond imagination; an invitation to explore further into this wilderness wonderland. No visit would be complete without paying homage to Sherman Tree – an icon standing tall as a symbol of strength and resilience. Nearby lay Dead Giant conspicuous in its decay but serving as a reminder that life is cyclical even amongst giants. A forest road closed off access temporarily but opened up opportunities for discovery elsewhere within Sequoia National Park. And just when you thought you had seen it all, Congress Group welcomed visitors with open arms – or rather logs – inviting them to pass through Tunnel Log and immerse themselves in the park's rich history.