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SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK
Ash Mountain Entrance Sign (1936)
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Located at the Ash Mountain entrance to the park, the sign was carved out of blocks of sequoia wood by Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) craftsmen. The post made of a single native timber log is embedded in a rock-faced concrete base. Metal brackets fasten the signboard, carved in the shape of a Native American face, to the post.2
Photograph by Brian C. Grogan, 1993, National Park Service, Historic American Engineering Record. [Library of Congress reproduction number: HAER, DLC/PP-96:CA-5,DLC/PP-99:CA-1 (HAER CA-140-8)]
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