Agate Fossil Beds
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APPENDIX A:
Historic and Contemporary Site Photographs (continued)
display case
Figure No. 17 Fossils of Agate Fossil Beds

AGATE FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT
Agate, Nebraska

Jumbled remains of fossilized animals can be seen by the visitor through the primary display case on Carnegie Hill.

Photographer: John B. Rapier, III Circa 1978
Negative: AG-78-461, No. 7
Photo File, Agate Fossil Beds National Monument


park entrance sign
Figure No. 18 National Park Service Entrance Sign

AGATE FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT
Agate, Nebraska

This is the park entrance sign on the southeast corner of the intersection of Nebraska Highway 29 and the Sioux County Road at Agate, Nebraska.

Photographer: Ron Cockrell, Historian, Midwest Regional Office
January 10, 1983
Negative: National Park Service, Midwest Regional Office
Division of Cultural Resources Management


headquarters complex
Figure No. 19 National Park Service Headquarters Development Area

AGATE FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT
Agate, Nebraska

As seen from the Sioux County Road, the headquarters complex of trailers and two permanent buildings (maintenance building and comfort station) rest on the Niobrara River Valley floor. University and Carnegie Hills are on the horizon.

Photographer: Ron Cockrell, Historian, Midwest Regional Office
January 10, 1983
Negative: National Park Service, Midwest Regional Office
Division of Cultural Resources Management


Administrative Office Trailer
Figure No. 20 Administrative Office Trailer

AGATE FOSSIL BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT
Agate, Nebraska

From the visitor parking lot, this small office trailer sits in the center of the temporary complex with the comfort station to the left and the visitor center to the right. A flagpole and a handicapped parking sign can be seen.

Photographer: Ron Cockrell, Historian, Midwest Regional Office
January 10, 1983
Negative: National Park Service, Midwest Regional Office
Division of Cultural Resources Management

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