Frank Masland: Industrialist, Preservationist, and founder of Kings Gap

Frank Masland was born into a Philadelphia carpet manufacturing family in 1895. He took an early retirement after WWII and began exploring remote areas of the US. From there he went on to become an advisor to the National Park Service, leaving his mark on national parks around the country and the world.

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Below, Frank Masland on an expedition in the American southwest.

Frank Masland: Industrialist, Preservationist, and founder of Kings Gap

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