Roosevelt Arch

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Roosevelt Arch is a historic stone gateway at the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park, famous for its monumental design and inscription “For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People.”

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gateway
historic structure
monumental arch
architecturalStyle Rustic architecture
associatedWith Theodore Roosevelt NERFINISHED
early U.S. national park development
builtBy U.S. Army engineers NERFINISHED
category Arches and vaults
Buildings and structures in Yellowstone National Park
Monuments and memorials in Montana
Tourist attractions in Park County, Montana
completionDate 1903
constructionStartDate 1903
cornerstoneLayingDate April 24, 1903
country United States of America
designedFor pedestrian access
vehicular traffic
hasCoordinateLocation 45.034°N 110.705°W
hasHeritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places listing NERFINISHED
hasInscription For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People
hasPart central archway
corner towers
flanking side entrances
keystone with inscription
steps leading to the arch
height approximately 50 feet
heritageDesignationDate 1966
heritageStatus contributing property to a historic district at Yellowstone’s North Entrance
inception 1903
locatedIn Gardiner, Montana NERFINISHED
Park County, Montana NERFINISHED
Yellowstone National Park NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Yellowstone National Park NERFINISHED
materialUsed basalt
stone
namedAfter Theodore Roosevelt NERFINISHED
notableFor historic significance
inscription For the Benefit and Enjoyment of the People
monumental design
partOf North Entrance of Yellowstone National Park NERFINISHED
purpose formal entrance to Yellowstone National Park
roadJunction U.S. Route 89 NERFINISHED
significantEvent cornerstone laid by Theodore Roosevelt
touristAttraction Yellowstone National Park landmark

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Gardiner, Montana hasStructure Roosevelt Arch