Abandoned North Cascades

Nature Takes Back in Washington

Abandoned North Cascades
Debra Huron
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Paperback
h235 x 165mm - 96pg
27 Sep 2021 US
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9781634993500
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Have you ever seen a memorial plaque at a national park? Do you ever see old structures with broken windows and carved out lovers' initials? Probably not. It' s hard for some to realize, but abandoned structures hold an important role in our history. They show how our ancestors were brought up, how our industries grew, and how we' ve overcome things that may be overlooked today. The Northern Cascades National Park area was once a booming area for migrations and supported those on the quest for gold and trading furs. Industries were built amongst the beauty of the Cascade mountains for convenience as well as the effect on the human brain. Early 1900s America was changing fast--cities were popping up left and right, but America' s mental health was just reaching the surface. Developers picked the area right outside of the North Cascades, which had a beautiful view of Mount Baker' s snow cap mountain, with hopes that nature' s effect would play a positive role on the human brain for the Northern State Institute. Come with us on this journey to watch the rise and fall of cities that were built overnight and laid the groundwork that made America what it is today.
DEBRA HURON is a photographer from New York City, recently having moved to the West Coast. She has been documenting all styles of life on her journey but has a true passion for urban explorations and photographing buildings and cities that were once loved. She is dedicated to preserving what history and architecture these forgotten treasures hold. Some of the areas she' s had the opportunity to shoot face the test of time over the years and no longer remain; luckily, the pictures give it a staple in time. She currently lives in Portland, Oregon, working in the cannabis industry, while still making time for urbex at every chance she can get.
Status: No local stock, title imported to order
ISBN-13: 9781634993500
Published: 27 Sep 2021
Published In: United States
Imprint: America Through Time
Publisher: America Through Time
Format: Paperback
Height: 235mm
Width: 165mm
Spine: 8mm
Weight: 18g
Pages: 96

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