Doris B. at Zion National Park

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A tourist known only as Doris B. stands on the bumper of her touring car as the male driver remains inside at a scenic stop in the canyon of Zion National Park. She is pointing at a pair of park signs in front of some of the giant rocks that have made the southern Utah park a favorite to visitors for many years. First called Mukuntuweap (Zion), it was designated a national monument by President Howard Taft in 1909. In 1918, it received the highest order of protection and was renamed Zion National Park.

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