On October 1, 1937, President Franklin D. Roosevelt visited Lake Quinault Lodge during a fact-finding trip. During his visit, the topic of establishing a park came up over lunch. Nine months later, President Roosevelt signed a bill creating Olympic National Park, which to this day remains a treasure countless visitors have enjoyed.
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This place will take your breath away.
President Roosevelt sat in front of this fireplace.
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