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Map showing routes of the Pacific coast Steamship Company, 1891. Creator: Rand McNally
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Map showing routes of the Pacific coast Steamship Company, 1891. Creator: Rand McNally
Map showing routes of the Pacific coast Steamship Company, 1891. This foldable tourist brochure, published by Rand McNally and Company in 1891, shows the main routes and schedules of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. One side of the large sheet is a map showing the company's routes from San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and other ports. An inset map on the right shows the routes from Seattle and Victoria, British Columbia, through the Inside Passage to Juneau, Sitka, and Glacier Bay in Alaska. A table in the upper right gives distances in nautical miles from San Francisco to a large number of ports, including inland ports on the Columbia River. Railroads also are shown. The reverse side gives detailed travel information, including lists of agents, scheduled rates, and descriptions of the sites to be seen on the different excursions offered by the company, including the Eureka (Humboldt Bay) Route, the Portland and Astoria (Oregon) Route, the Alaska Route, the California Southern Coast Route, and others
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Step aboard the Pacific Coast Steamship Company's maritime adventure with this map published by Rand McNally in 1891. This foldable tourist brochure invites travelers to explore the breathtaking Pacific Northwest coastline via sea. The map on the front side illustrates the main routes and schedules of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, connecting cities such as San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, with Seattle and other ports. An intricately detailed inset map on the right showcases the routes from Seattle and Victoria, British Columbia, through the Inside Passage, revealing the hidden gems of Juneau, Sitka, and Glacier Bay in Alaska. The upper right corner of the map features a table listing distances in nautical miles from San Francisco to numerous ports, as well as depictions of railroads. The reverse side of the brochure offers invaluable travel information, including agent contact details, scheduled rates, and enticing descriptions of the sites to be discovered on the various excursions offered by the company. Whether embarking on the Eureka (Humboldt Bay) Route, the Portland and Astoria (Oregon) Route, or the Alaska Route, this map promises a journey filled with natural wonders, cultural experiences, and unforgettable memories.
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