Seeing Seattle by Water - Promotional brochure for water tours around Seattle, published in the 1930's.

Anderson Water Tours

Published by c. 1936, 1936

About this Item

"This charming brochure was published by Anderson Water Tours to advertise "the most unique trip in America." Flowery text continues, "visitors to a city wish to see as much as possible of its attractions and beauties in a short time. Probably no other city in the world affords the opportunity in the same measure as is offered in the Water Tour of Seattle, on which you view the beauties and activities of practically the entire city and its surroundings." Photographs show many of the highlights along the tour, while an accompanying bird's eye view highlights the route from Elliott Bay through the Union Canal to Lake Washington. Thick clouds of smoke can be seen hanging over certain areas, reflecting economic prosperity and industriousness, rather than the accompanying pollution and smog." Sheet Width (in) 10.25 Sheet Height (in) 6.5 Condition Description 4 pp. brochure with stapled binding, folded over once. Light soiling and wear visible on the pictorial wrappers, but the contents are very good overall. Includes a bird's eye view of Seattle.

Seller Inventory # 2357

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Seeing Seattle by Water - Promotional brochure for water tours around Seattle, published in the 1930's.
• Publisher: c. 1936
• Publication Date: 1936
• Condition: Fine