Seaside : The Oregon Coast
Subtitle: From Portland to a Summer Paradise in Four Hours
Publisher: J.S. Dellinger Company Printers
Published: 1904
Language: eng
Number of pages: 34
Subjects: Astoriana; Astoria; Clatsop County; Astoria and Columbia River Railroad; Columbia River; Seaside; Pacific Ocean; bathing suit; bathing costume; Oregon coast; beach; hotels; tunnels; scenery; Mt. Rainier; Flavel; Hotel Flavel; Hotel Gearhart; Gearhart Park; Necanicum River; Locksley Hall; Haystack Rock; Youngs River Falls; The Grimes; bathing; Seaside House; salt cairn; Lewis and Clark; boat house; canoe; trout; catch; cottages; camping; Arch Cape; Tillamook Head; sea lions; Tillamook Rock; Tillamook Lighthouse; regatta;
Description: 32-page booklet with faded brown and blue covers. The front and back covers, when opened, make one large picture. It shows a yellow "sea serpent" with black spots and yellow fins and whiskers, rising out of the sea and twisting onto the back cover, while carrying a woman in a bathing costume on its back. The sun can be seen going down over the ocean horizon. On the back cover, another woman in a bathing costume has jumped off a piling and is diving into the water. A ship can be seen in the distance on the back cover. Size: 6" x 9.25".