In 1910, Jack Chew settled his family at Pool Creek in Utah’s Dinosaur National Monument; 56 years later, his son sold the 1,900-acre ranch to the government

PC: National Park ServiceIn 1910, Jack Chew was searching for a good home for both his family and his cattle. He found it at Pool Creek, within Dinosaur National Monument. The service describes the place as home to three generations of Chews and notes its critical water sources, good winter grazing and timber.