By Kay Turnbaugh and Lee Tillotson
Using newly-discovered material, readers see Rocky Mountain National Park and the long-gone Horsehoe Inn through the eyes of an adventurous girl from Iowa. Eleanor Parker wrote home almost everyday and her mother carefully transcribed her daughter’s letters into a school composition book that was just recently discovered. These letters and Eleanor’s journal are the basis of this young lady’s memorable summer in Rocky Mountain National Park. 86 pages
