By motor to the Golden Gate
By: Emily Post ; annotated and with an introduction by Jane Lancaster.
Contributors: Lancaster, Jane.
Publisher: McFarland & Co.
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Jefferson, N.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 267
Subjects: Post, Emily, 1873-1960 -- Travel -- United States.; Automobile travel -- United States.; United States -- Description and travel.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Originally published: New York : D. Appleton, 1916.
Table of contents: title: 1.  It Can't be Done - But Then, It is Perfectly Simple; title: 2.  Albany, First Stop; title: 3.  A Breakdown; title: 4.  Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana; title: 5.  Luggage and Other Luxuries; title: 6.  Did Anybody Say "Chicken"?; title: 7.  The City of Ambition; title: 8.  A Few Chicagoans; title: 9.  Tins; title: 10.  Mud!!; title: 11.  In Rochelle; title: 12.  The Weight of Public Opinion; title: 13.  Muddier!; title: 14.  One of the Fogged Impressions; title: 15.  A Few Ways of the West; title: 16.  Halfway House; title: 17.  Next Stop, North Platte!; title: 18.  The City of Recklessness; title: 19.  A Glimpse of the West that Was; title: 20.  Our Little Sister of Yesterday; title: 21.  Ignorance with a Capital I; title: 22.  Some Indians and Mr. X; title: 23.  With Nowhere to Go But Out; title: 24.  Into the Desert; title: 25.  Through the city Unpronounceable to an Exposition Beautiful; title: 26.  The Land of Gladness; title: 27.  The Mettle of a Hero; title: 28.  San Francisco; title: 29.  The Fair; title: 30.  "Unending Sameness" was what They Said; title: 31.  To Those who Think of Following in Our Tire Tracks - To the Man who Drives; title: 32.  On the Subject of Clothes - Food Equipment - Expenses - Daily Expense Account; title: 33.  How Far Can You Go in Comfort? - Some Day