This image taken in Porcupine Mountains State Park shows, instead of a particular natural view, a crowd of people standing in the shed that houses the souvenirs and refreshments.
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–The park is in the extreme western corner of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and is geologically part of the same range that provided considerable copper ore more commonly associated with the Keweenaw Peninsula to the northeast. It was formally established in 1945, so this image likely dates from the 1940s.