the show yellowstone is supposed to be at yellowstone national park.
where is the show yellowstone supposed to be?
yellowstone national park
the party of three explorers departed diamond city, montana on september 6, 1869 and traveled up the missouri river to three forks, montana. they then began the easterly march up the gallatin valley, stopping in bozeman, montana for supplies on september 8, 1869. from bozeman, they moved to the shadows of bozeman pass, camping four miles east of fort ellis. on september 10, 1869 they struck out over the pass and down trail creek to reach the yellowstone river near emigrant gulch. they followed the river south until they entered the park region on september 13, 1869, at the confluence of the gardner and yellowstone rivers near present-day gardiner, montana. after crossing the mouth of the gardner river, they traveled along the benches above the western side of the yellowstone until they reached tower fall. at tower fall they forded the yellowstone and explored the east fork (lamar river) and lamar valley probably as far as the confluence with calfee creek . from there, the party returned to the yellowstone in a due west route which brought them to the area of yellowstone falls and the grand canyon of the yellowstone. the party continued south along the course of the yellowstone river crossing the river twice until they reached the north shore of yellowstone lake near the mouth of pelican creek. from pelican creek, cook-folsom-peterson followed the western shoreline of yellowstone lake closely until they reached the west thumb area. from west thumb, the party stuck out due west over the continental divide and emerged on the northernmost point of shoshone lake. turning northwest, they again crossed the divide and began traveling down the firehole river into the geyser basins. they followed the firehole river then madison river out of the region, exiting the current park boundary near what is now the town of west yellowstone, montana on october 3, 1869. they followed the madison down through madison canyon, emerging into familiar territory of the lower madison river and mountains to the west around virginia city, montana. on the evening of october 11, 1869, cook, folsom and peterson, after 36 days of travel returned to diamond city, montana.
cook–folsom–peterson expedition
mikhail kaufman





























mikhail abramovich kaufman (; 1897 – march 11, 1980) was a russian cinematographer and photographer. he was the younger brother of filmmaker dziga vertov (denis kaufman) and the older brother of cinematographer boris kaufman.





























he was born into a family of jewish intellectuals living in białystok in grodno governorate, at the time when the białystok region was a part of the russian empire. 





























in 1920s, after mikhail kaufman returned from russian civil war, vertov offered him to participate in his newsreel series "kino-pravda" as a cameraman.
mikhail kaufman