WORLD● LOW3h ago · Oct 3, 2026, 5:12 AM
In 1934, Matt Bransford, guide of Kentucky's Mammoth Cave, sold his 14-room hotel and land for just $3,000; the family then moved 20 miles as the national park was taking shape
Clarín · north america
El establecimiento fue el primero en proporcionar alojamiento a visitantes afroamericanos.El gobierno comenzó a expropiar o comprar las tierras para el parque nacional en 1926.
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