A story written by Jean Crawford Sharpe about her trips to Yellowstone with her family. "In memory of Willie Frances Bronner, my mother, I am writing what I remember of a certain period in the history of Yellowstone National Park. It was the end of one era and the beginning of another-- an end of the horse era and the beginning of the motor era, from the viewpoint of an eight-year old and a teen-ager." -An excerpt from the document describing what story is being told in the document by Jean Crawford Sharpe Notes by Glenda Bell and Barb Fisher: 1908-1917: Willie Frances Bronner (worked in the park) Sharpe, Jean Crawford (daughter) Transportation: S.S: Length of trip: Note: Last of horses in YNP; hold up story. 45 sec