White Sands National Park WPA Style Poster CAVO The buffalo was the most

The buffalo was the most important natural resource of the Plains Indians

Kendrick Frazier has combined scientific and ethnographic data with Native American oral history to develop a concise account of this national monument - Los Angeles Times Book Review

Raccoons are wild animals so best to keep your distance if you come across one

Size: 80" (including tongue) x 3" x 3"

The cap features the name of the park with a soaring California condor

White Sands National Park WPA Style Poster CAVO The buffalo was the mostBetween 1935 and 1943, the Federal Art Project of the Works Progress Administration crafted an impressive array of over two million posters, showcasing 35,000 distinct designs. These artistic creations aimed to captivate the public's imagination, promoting various aspects of education, theater, health, safety, and travel. Within this initiative, WPA artists ingeniously fashioned 14 designs representing national park units. While a mere 1400 WPA