The Eastman Kodak Company did not object to the name of their famous color slide film being used, so it was officially adopted when the park was established.
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The area was originally referred to as Horley’s Pasture. Photographers from the National
Geographic Society visited here in 1948, and dubbed it Kodachrome Basin. The Eastman Kodak Company did not object to the name of their famous color slide film being used, so it was officially adopted when the park was established. |
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