Take a unique journey and explore how the U.S. Mail influenced the history of treasured places now managed by the National Park Service. In this 259-page book, readers will discover:

• Former mining, logging, fishing, and ranching communities that now lie within park boundaries
• Ghost towns, including many that now lie underwater
• Over 300 post offices in 110 parks, including some that operated on ships, trains, military bases, along historic trails, and even in a prison
• Real-life drama – marriage, betrayal, politics, murder, fraud, successes, failures, and notoriety
• A valuable resource of national park history, regional history, and genealogy

The author, Paul R. Lee II, is a retired NPS employee with more than 40 years of service as a park ranger and planner.

Price Soft Cover $38.85 plus S&H