Tourists Waiting to Enter Carlsbad Caverns May 1939

Tourists wait to enter Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico in May 1939. This site features one of the largest cave systems in the U.S., renowned for its extensive chambers and striking rock formations. Designated a National Park in 1930, the caverns have attracted visitors for decades, showcasing over 119 caves formed by sulfuric acid erosion.

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