Politicians of Crater Lake National Park's cultural history

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John Mitchell was an Oregon senator (1877-1883)

A diatom found in Crater Lake, Stephanodiscus hantzschii; photo courtesy of Stan Geiger

Thomas Tongue was an Oregon republican Congressman elected in 1897.

Roosevelt signed the legislation that gave Crater lake it's national park status.

Joseph Dolph (1835-1897) was an Oregon Republican Senator (1883-1895).

John Waldo (1845-1907) was another prominent figure involved in the establishment of Crater Lake National Park.

Mark Hatfield was an Oregon Republican Senator (1967-1997) who was involved in several Crater Lake National Park issues.

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Charles W. Fulton

William McKinley

Robert Packwood

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