Lassen Centennial Mini Decal
Members Price $2.54
2.5”x1.5” matte finish decal.
Great for water bottles!
On Memorial Day, May 30, 1914 Lassen Peak, which had been presumed extinct, suddenly came to life in a series of explosive eruptions. News of the eruptions, including the famous 6 photo series by Benjamin F. Loomis, excited a nationwide interest in the volcano that sparked efforts to establish a national park. Although larger eruptions would follow later summer and the next, Loomis’s photos became essential support in the establishment of Lassen Volcanic National Park on August 9, 1916.
Members Price $2.54
2.5”x1.5” matte finish decal.
Great for water bottles!
On Memorial Day, May 30, 1914 Lassen Peak, which had been presumed extinct, suddenly came to life in a series of explosive eruptions. News of the eruptions, including the famous 6 photo series by Benjamin F. Loomis, excited a nationwide interest in the volcano that sparked efforts to establish a national park. Although larger eruptions would follow later summer and the next, Loomis’s photos became essential support in the establishment of Lassen Volcanic National Park on August 9, 1916.
Members Price $2.54
2.5”x1.5” matte finish decal.
Great for water bottles!
On Memorial Day, May 30, 1914 Lassen Peak, which had been presumed extinct, suddenly came to life in a series of explosive eruptions. News of the eruptions, including the famous 6 photo series by Benjamin F. Loomis, excited a nationwide interest in the volcano that sparked efforts to establish a national park. Although larger eruptions would follow later summer and the next, Loomis’s photos became essential support in the establishment of Lassen Volcanic National Park on August 9, 1916.
