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English[en]
The 1871 expedition, led by Ferdinand V. Hayden, head of the U.S. Geological Survey of the Territories, was more official—supported by a congressional appropriation—and included the photographer William Henry Jackson and the painter Thomas Moran, visual artists whose images subsequently helped people back East (most crucially, those in Congress) see and imagine Yellowstone.
Spanish[es]
La siguiente expedición la dirigió en 1871 Ferdinand V. Hayden, director del Servicio Geológico de los Territorios de Estados Unidos. Participaban el fotógrafo William Henry Jackson y el pintor Thomas Moran, cuyas imágenes permitieron a la población del Este (y al Congreso) ver e imaginar Yellowstone.