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Yarmouth Lighthouse, with lobster pot markers in foreground, Nova Scotia.
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When winter finally releases its icy grip on the Vermont and New Hampshire countryside, the first sign of spring is the gathering of maple sap. Shown here are trees being tapped and the sap being loaded for transport to the sugar house.
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Bagnell DamHighway 54 crossing the top of Bagnell Dam showing sign with information about the Dam and Lake of the Ozarks. This beautiful lake has 1,300 miles of shoreline and has become the playground of the Ozarks.
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Centennial Bridge - Illinois side - a four-lane bridge connection Rock Island and Davenport, was opened July 11, 1940 at an estimated cost of 2 1/2 million dollars.
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Muskegon, Michigan… view looking down Western Avenue. Muskegon derived its name from the Indian term muskego (river-with-marshes). Now a modern industrial city, Muskegon has one of the finest port terminals on Lake Michigan.
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Fly the friendly skies of UnitedUnited’s Super DC-8’s add a new dimension of capacious comfort to jet travel. Nearly forty feet longer than their predecessors, the huge aircraft carry close to 200 passengers on United’s nonstop coast-to-coast routes and between California and Hawaii.
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The popular, colorful IOWANA DAIRY BAR, adjacent to the main plant and offices of Iowana Milk Farms, Co., Bettendorf, Iowa, offers year-round service to thousands of tourists and residents. Famous for ice cream and milk specialties, such as malts and shakes, banana splits and sundaes.
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Riverside, CaliforniaThe mall of the Riverside Plaza shopping center is one of the Southland’s newest and largest in fast-growing Riverside, the beautiful city nestled at the foot of the scenic San Bernardino Mountains.
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Miniature train and replica of Old Fort ShermanIn Paul Bunyan’s Playgrounds located at the intersection of Highways No. 210 and No. 371, one mile west of Brainerd, Minnesota, rides can be enjoyed on this train you see in front of Fort Sherman, ready to start its scheduled trip.
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Garden of the GodsColorado Springs, Colorado Red and white sandstone rising to heights of 200 to 300 ft., shaped into fantastic figures, create settings far and wide.
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Scene on the beautiful South Shore of Nova Scotia.
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Thoreau’s Cairnat Walden PondConcord, Massachusetts Monument to Henry David Thoreau, famous American recluse naturalist and writer, at the site of his cabin. He was born July 12, 1817 in Concord.
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64-Passenger Conch Tour TrainKey West, Florida Operates conducted lecture tours daily on the historic Island City. The train passes more than 60 points of interest, running from the Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico. Key West is the nation’s southernmost city and the only town in the U.S.A. that has never had a frost in the history of the Weather Bureau.
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