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Cave Regions
of the
Ozarks and Black Hills
BY
LUELLA AGNES OWEN.
Membre titulaire de la Société de Spéléologie, andFellow of the American Geographical Society.
CINCINNATI.
THE EDITOR PUBLISHING CO.
1898.
The illustrations for this volume are from photographs by the followingartists:
The Views of Marble Cave, by Stone & De Groff, Warrensburg, Missouri.
The Tower of Babel, The Chimes, The Knife Blade, The Needle, The BridalVeil, by Meddaugh, of Leadville, So. Dakota.
Top of Glacier, by L. W. Marble, Wind Cave, So. Dakota.
White Onyx Masses, Fairies' Palace, by J. W. Pike, Hot Springs, So.Dakota.
The Wilderness Pinery, by D. Benton Miller, Alton, Missouri.
Approaching Deadwood, by H. R. Locke & Co., Deadwood, So. Dakota.
Copyrighted
The Editor Publishing Company.
1898.
Entrance to Marble Cave. Page 25.TO
MY MOTHER
THIS BOOK IS AFFECTIONATELY
DEDICATED.
CONTENTS.
| CHAPTER. | PAGE. | |
| I | A General View | 1 |
| II | Marble Cave | 25 |
| III | Marble Cave Continued | 43 |
| IV | Fairy Cave and Powell Cave | 58 |
| V | Other Stone County Caves | 73 |
| VI | Oregon County Caves | 82 |
| VII | The Grand Gulf | 95 |
| VIII | The Black Hills and Bad Lands | 103 |
| IX | Wind Cave | ... BU KİTABI OKUMAK İÇİN ÜYE OLUN VEYA GİRİŞ YAPIN!Sitemize Üyelik ÜCRETSİZDİR! |