1. Finch, a retired National Park Service administrator, has been re searching Hunter since 1961.

2. The National Park Service will retain control of open spaces.

3. The National Park Service has developed a $ 40 million plan to permanently convert the strip into a pedestrian mall.

4. According to the National Park Service, the current record holder reaches 368 feet.

5. National Park Service phone lines were jammed with calls throughout the night, affecting emergency service, a park statement said.

6. Today, the National Park Service offers boat tours along the canals, narrow quiet canyons between imperious five-story brick buildings.

7. Department of the Interior, your beloved national park service?

8. National Park Service guides lead visitors the ruins. They give about the cultural history the area.

9. The Public Broadcasting Service and the National Park Service will hold a free gala concert Saturday in front of the U. S. Capitol building.

10. He and his colleagues commend the National Park Service for its recent work reintroducing fire into the giant sequoia groves.

11. The National Park Service says Canyonlands National Park is wild America.

12. A large sign says "National Park Service[http://], Castillo de San Marcos." In English the name means the "Castle of Saint Mark."

13. The Public Broadcasting Service and the National Park Service will hold a free gala concert Saturday in front of the U.

14. For more information, see the National Park Service’s Statue of Liberty website.(This is a product of the Bureau of International Information Programs, U.S. Department of State.

15. According to the National Park service, pahoehoe, "a relatively smooth lava, takes its name from the Hawaiian word for 'ropy."

16. The United States National Park Service and a Virginia historical organization jointly run Jamestown Island.

17. Today, Fort Union is preserved by the National Park Service as an outdoor museum on the Santa Fe Trail.

18. The National Park Service once runs replica boats out of Georgetown.

19. Today, Fort Union is preserved by the National Park Service as an outdoor museum on the Santa Fe Trail. Visitors can explore the ruins of the buildings and the ruts made by wagons.

20. The secretary of the interior, through the National Park Service, is responsible for identifying and nominating U.S. sites to the list.

21. Although the National Park Service in 1916, the first national park - Yellowstone, actually opened in 1872.

22. The United States National Park Service and a Virginia historical organization jointly Jamestown Island.

23. It was dedicated in 1917 and remembers the "patience and fidelity" of the Continental Army soldiers who spent the winter of 1777 there, according to the National Park Service.

24. The house, which is situated along the prominent ridges overlooking Washington, is operated by the National Park Service and serves as a memorial to Robert E. Lee.

25. In a dense forest near Muir Woods, just north of San Francisco, National Park Service ecologist Bill Merkle plays a recording of a spotted owl in hopes of hearing from a real one.