is an exquisite new book celebrating the park's 100th anniversary. Published in partnership with the Glacier Natural History Association and an official licensed product of the park's centennial, features more than 200 exquisite landscape and historical photographs, as well as some of the finest artwork of the region and its people, including Charles M. Russell's sun-splashed paintings of Montana scenes, Winold Reiss's extraordinary portraits of the Blackfeet, Monte Dolack's vivid Glacier views, and Mel Ruder's Pulitzer Prize-winning photographs. C. W. Guthrie, author of four other books on Glacier National Park, turns back the clock to a time when massive glaciers covered the region, slowly scouring the deep valleys and whittling the peaks of today's park. Visit the land before it was a park, when the Blackfeet, Kootenai, Gros Ventre, Assiniboine, Pend d'Oreille, and Bitterroot Salish tribes called the Crown of the Continent home. Witness the collision of cultures as Guthrie chronicles the arrival of the explorers, traders, and railroad barons