The complicated history of Ferdinand Hayden and the founding

The area now known as Yellowstone National Park — or the “ land of the burning ground” — has been known to Indigenous people for at least 11,000 years. In fact, in 1805 the governor of the Louisiana Territory described a map drawn on a bison hide by an Indigenous American showing a “volcano”...

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