Words by Susan Merritt
Published onJuly 22nd, 2016
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In 1934 the U.S. Postal Service issued a series of 10 national park stamps featuring images taken by a variety of photographers. George A. Grant’s photograph of the Great White Throne at Zion National Park appears at lower left on the 8¢ stamp. Other Grant images include Grand Teton’s Crater Lake on the 6¢ stamp and Mesa Verde National Park on the 4¢ stamp. Frank J. Haynes’ photograph of Yellowstone’s Old Faithful geyser is at upper right on the 5¢ stamp. Courtesy of Stamp-Collecting-World.
