Sinnott Memorial Observation Station
Sinnott Memorial Observation Station, Observatory in United States of America
The Sinnott Memorial Observation Station offers panoramic views of Crater Lake and its surroundings.
Built in 1931, it stands as a testament to early 20th-century park architecture.
The observation station is a popular destination for those interested in crater observation and natural history.
Visitors can access information on volcanic activity and geological formations at the site.
It features an exhibit room partially cantilevered over a cliff, giving visitors a breathtaking perspective.
Location: Klamath County
Inception: 1931
Architects: Merel S. Sager, National Park Service
Architectural style: rustic architecture
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