After the major work of 1903, Reamer spent ensuing years designing and supervising a variety of supporting buildings and residences around Yellowstone, particularly in Mammoth Hot Springs and Gardiner.
 In 1906, he developed a proposal for Child for a huge hotel for Mammoth that was to foreshadow the Canyon Hotel.
 However, in 1906 Reamer's wife Mabel died at age 30, of Bright's disease.
 Reamer's alcoholism, which had previously been noted, became acute, and he apparently returned to live with his family for the next two years.

Reamer returned to Child and Yellowstone in 1908 and prepared yet another proposal for a grand hotel at Mammoth as well as a variety of lesser buildings for the Yellowstone Park Association.
 In 1909, Reamer accompanied the Childs on a tour of European hotels, apparently in preparation for future work.
After the major work of 1903, Reamer spent ensuing years designing and supervising a variety of supporting buildings and residences around Yellowstone, particularly in Mammoth Hot Springs and Gardiner.  In 1906, he developed a proposal for Child for a huge hotel for Mammoth that was to foreshadow the Canyon Hotel.  However, in 1906 Reamer's wife Mabel died at age 30, of Bright's disease.  Reamer's alcoholism, which had previously been noted, became acute, and he apparently returned to live with his family for the next two years.
Reamer returned to Child and Yellowstone in 1908 and prepared yet another proposal for a grand hotel at Mammoth as well as a variety of lesser buildings for the Yellowstone Park Association.  In 1909, Reamer accompanied the Childs on a tour of European hotels, apparently in preparation for future work.
Robert Reamer