Redwood Empire Tour By Rail And Motor-Coach Through The Giant Redwoods Of Northwestern California

NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD

Publication: Privately printed, 1939, N P

9" x 24" sheet, folded to 9" x 4," 12 panels (including covers), illustrated, map. One side provides information on the tour which leaves from San Francisco to Sausalito. At Sausilito the Northwestern Pacific train carries you into the Redwood Empire, by way of San Rafael, Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Healdsburg, Coverdale and Hopland. After Hopland we come to Willits, which is the midway point to Eureka. After Eureka we proceed northward by motor coach eventually arriving at Grant's Pass, which is the end of the tour by motor coach. Along the trip numerous Redwood trees have been seen including one of the largest trees, the "General Custer," which is pictured. The other side provides a map showing the Redwood Empire Tour by rail and motor coach, views of the Redwood trees, the Redwood causeway, the Eureka Inn, etc. All fold creases are lightly worn, else a very good copy.

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