Watchman Lookout Station, Fire lookout tower in the United States of America
Watchman Lookout Station offers stunning views of Crater Lake and its surroundings.
Constructed by the National Park Service and Merel S. Sager in 1932.
Symbolizes the history of forest fire detection and protection.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it's a notable hiking destination.
Positioned atop the rim of Crater Lake, it provides a unique vantage point.
Location: Klamath County
Inception: 1932
Architects: National Park Service, Merel S. Sager
Architectural style: National Park Service rustic
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