Souvenir Postcard Folder of Seaside, Oregon
Subtitle: The End of the Trail
Publisher: Wesley Andrews, Inc.
Published: 1925
Language: eng
Number of pages: 22
Subjects: Seaside; Seaside Beach; Astoria Column; Astor Column; Cannon Beach; Pacific Ocean; Hotel Rogers; Tillamook; Lower Columbia River; Mouth of the Columbia River; The Golden Trail; Tillamook Lighthouse; Seaside Promenade; Lewis and Clark Salt Cairn; Tillamook Head; Seaside Hotel
Description: Souvenir picture folder of Seaside, Oregon, "The End of the Trail." The folder contains 18 colorized pictures of scenes around Seaside: Airplane View, Broadway from Seaside Hotel, The Trail's End and Tillamook Head, The Promenade at Sunset, Historic Lewis and Clark Salt Cairn, High Tides View From the Promenade, Moonlight View of Tillamook Head from Promenade, Tillamook Lighthouse Near Seaside Oregon, The Golden Trail (Scotch Broom in Bloom) Near Seaside Oregon, Astoria Oregon Showing Mouth of Columbia River, Widby Loops Lower Columbia River on Highway to Astoria and Seaside, Sunset View Cannon Beach from Chapman Point Near Seaside, Tillamook Breakers and Bird Rocks Near Seaside, Hotel Rogers, Beach View from Promenade, Hotel Seaside, The Surf and the Ocean at Seaside, and a Beach View Showing Trail's End. There is also a small two-page history and description of Seaside. The back cover of the folder shows images of Cannon Beach, the Astoria Pioneer Column, and the Peaceful Pacific. Written at the bottom is: "Woodfield; Made by Curt Teich and Company, Chicago, USA." The front cover of the folder shows the Seaside Beach, with an inlay rectangle picture showing two young women in the surf labeled: "Native Gulls and Girls." There is a small rectangle in the upper right corner for a stamp. There is also a gold seal in the upper left corner that shows a covered wagon and the words, "Old Oregon Trail." Underneath this seal are the words, "World's Most Scenic Highway." At the bottom left corner it says, "Published by Wesley Andrews, Inc., Baker, Oregon."