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At last it's coming up—that grand and glorious vacation tripyou've been looking forward to.Maybe you have had your heart set on romantic places in thecolorful west or southwest. In that case, just check over someof the specific places "Along the Santa Fe." See i f they don'tmore than ever set up that urge to "go vacationing."There is the Grand Canyon in Northern Arizona—somethingevery American should see . . • and see again.There is the Dude Ranch Country o f New Mexico, NorthernArizona, and the Colorado Rockies—rest and ride or just revelin beautiful ranch surroundings.There is Carlsbad Caverns in southeastern New Mexico—the"underground Grand Canyon." . . . the historical Indian Country. . . and Yosemite National Park, one o f the world's scenicbeauty spots.Out in California you are offered practically everything youwant in a vacation—from swimming in the Pacific to skiing inthe snowy Sierras, from modern city glamour to tradition.steeped Spanish missions.The southwest is a big territory, it includes the colorful Statesof Colorado . • • Texas . . • New Mexico . . . Arizona andCalifornia. It is a land o f romance and pleasure, friendlypeople and beautiful scenery.Yes, traveler, after you've looked over the pictures in thisbook you'll understand why, when vacation time calls, you canfind plenty of happy answers when you "Go Santa Fe All theWay."

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T h e G r a n d C a n y o n . . . a breath-taking spectacle of indescribable beauty is4 to 18 miles wide, 217 miles long, and a vertical mile deep. Santa Fe provides dailythrough Standard sleeping car service direct to the South Rim via The Grand Canyonstreamliner. Famous El Tovar hotel, and Bright Angel Lodge and Cabins on the brinkof the Canyon are under Fred Harvey management.

Down the Trails into Grand Canyon . . . starting from the rim the trails,built by Government Engineers and sited for beauty as well as safety, unfolds anever-changing panorama o f rugged inner-Canyon scenery. Saddle trips down theCanyon Trails, led by experienced guides, are the most thrilling scenic adventures tobe enjoyed anywhere in the world.

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S o u t h e r n C a l i f o r n i a a land apart from all others, offering a delightfulyear-round climate, a wide variety of marine, desert, pastoral and mountain scenery,outdoor sports at their best, beautiful cities and villages, and a rich historical back-ground. The great Santa Fe fleet o f trains to, from and in California offers ultra-modern service to fit every purse.

S a n F r a n c i s c o . . . with its thrilling historical background, is "one of the worldsmost interesting cities." Here are a 35-mile waterfront; 32 parks; famous cafes andhotels, military headquarters, the largest harbor on the Pacific Coast, Chinatown, andthe two largest bridges in the world. (Above) A section of the Bay Bridge, linking SanFrancisco and Oakland.

Los A n g e l e s • the metropolis o f Southern California is the hub o f a vastpleasureland including such famous travel oblectives as Hollywood with its movieand radio studios, Catalina Island, Pasadena —site of the annual Tournament of Roses,and many other great vacation attractions. (Above) One of the many beautiful golfcourses in the Los Angeles area.

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S a n D i e g o i s a city of varied vacation pleasures. Sailing, boating and watersports on the San Diego Bay—a tr ip to the many nearby ancient missions—or ajourney to the famous resorts on the Mexican border is a part of the variety availableto San Diego visitors. This city and port is "home" for a mighty group of our Navyand Marine forces.

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Yo s e m i t e N a t i o n a l P a r k . . . about 200 miles east of San Francisco on thewestern slopes of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains, is one of Nature's most en-chanting scenic wonderlands . . . with malestic waterfalls, giant forests and glaciallakes. Santa Fe provides fast daylight service for Yosemite, from both Los Angelesand San Francisco.

S u m m e r D u d e R a n c h e s . . . Along the Santa Fe, in the cool mountains ofColorado, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, and California, are scores of fine duderanches offering a wide choice of comfortable accommodations. The Santa Fe freebig ranch booklet, crammed with pictures, gives a world o f helpful information onthe fine ranches in this territory.

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C a r l s b a d C a v e r n s . . . are without a peer among the famous caves of theworld in height and size o f the enormous rooms and formations. Via The Scouta standard sleeper is operated daily to Carlsbad, N. M., just 22 miles from theCaverns. All-expense motor coach trip ($9.20 including meals and tax) is now avail-able from trainside to the Caverns and return via the Carlsbad Caverns Detour.

Scenes in Santa Fe, (above) The Governors Palace (below) La Fonda managed by Fred Harvey

O l d S a n t a F e . . . capital of the vast New Mexico territory since the days ofthe Conquistadores, reflects the quiet charm and hospitality o f its early Spanish-American days. Here, facing the historic old Plaza, are the 300-year-old Palace ofthe Governors, and many other historical sites you'll enjoy visiting in this picturesque"City of the Holy Faith."

Ta o s P u e b l o . . . Many vacation travelers delight in exploring the age-old in-habited Indian pueblos, prehistoric dwellings and primitive Spanish-American mountainvillages via the Indian-detour motor cruises. (Above) Taos Pueblo, located in the moun-tains of Northern New Mexico, is one o f the many popular stopping points on theIn

P a l m S p r i n g s . . . a desert sun-drenched oasis in Southern California is the centerof many popular winter ranches and resorts. (Santa Fe provides convenient year'round service for Palm Springs via San Bernardino, California.)

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P h o e n i x . . . the center of one of America's most popular winter playgrounds, anarea containing many famous resorts and ranches flooded wi th warm, healthfulsunshine from October to May • Throughout the year, there is swift through servicebetween Chicago and Phoenix, Arizona, every day on the famous streamlinedSanta Fe Chief.

C o l o r a d o R o c k i e s . . . snow-topped peaks, great forests, lakes and streams,vast fields of wild flowers, prehistoric ruins, picturesque mining and ghost towns, duderanches and resorts, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, La Junta and other importantpoints in this popular mountain playground are all easily reached via Santa Fe.

N a v a j o R e s e r v a t i o n . . . land o f weird rock formations and painted cliffs,north of the Santa Fe mainline, occupies 20,000 square miles o f northwestern NewMexico and northeastern Arizona, and is inhabited by over 40,000 nomad Indiansnoted f o r their blanket weaving, silver crafts, and age-old religious ceremonies.

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G a l v e s t o n a n d t h e G u l f C o a s t i s gaining in popularity with vacationtravelers. Galveston Island boasts the finest surf bathing in America and offers avariety of seacoast pleasures from boating and bathing, to big time deep sea fishing.(Above) Stewart Beach, $500,000 playground on Galveston Island.

Te x a s . . . from the Panhandle to the Gulf and from the Red River to the Rio Grandehas many historical and scenic attractions that are of interest to vacation travelers.(above) The San Jacinto Battleground monument near Houston, one of many historicalsites that add interest and enjoyment to a Texas vacation.

Santa Fe ServiceThe Super Chief E v e r y - o t h e r - d a y 3943 hours streamlined train betweenChicago and Los Angeles. Departs from Chicago and Los Angeles on even num-bered days of month. Standard Pullmans only. Extra Fare.The Chief F a m o u s , fast daily streamlined train between Chicago and LosAngeles. Standard Pullmans only. Carries daily, year 'round Pullman betweenChicago and Phoenix; also between Chicago and San Diego. Coast-to-Coastdaily Pullmans via The Chief between Los Angeles and New York in connectionwith the New York Central 20th Century Limited and Pennsylvania BroadwayLimited. Also between Los Angeles and Washington connecting with Baltimore &Ohio Capitol Limited. Extra Fare.El C a p i t a n E v e r y - o t h e r - d a y 3943 hours streamlined all-chair-car trainwith Courier-Nurse Service between Chicago and Los Angeles. Departs fromChicago and Los Angeles on odd numbered days of month except no service on31st day of month. Extra Fare.The Grand C a n y o n n e w e s t of the Santa Fe fleet providing fast dailyservice between Chicago and Grand Canyon, and Los Angeles—San Francisco.Standard sleeping cars, chair cars and Courier-Nurse Service. Non-extra fare.Cal i fo rn ia L imi ted A favorite with western travelers for over 50 years.Standard and Tourist Pullmans, and Chair Cars. Daily service. Non-extra fare.The Scou t P o p u l a r dai ly train between Chicago, California and thesouthwest. Tourist Pullmans and Chair Cars. Carries daily Standard Pullman forCarlsbad, N. M. (Carlsbad Caverns). Courier-Nurse Service. Non-extra fare.San D i e g a n l i g h t w e i g h t streamlined train. Four daily schedules betweenLos Angeles and San Diego. Non-extra fare.Golden G a t e l i g h t w e i g h t streamlined train, twice daily, coordinatedrail-bus service between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Non-extra fare.The Ch icagoan a n d Kansas C i t yan l i g h t w e i g h t streamlined trains,daily between Chicago, Kansas City, Topeka, Wichita and Oklahoma City,carries thru car for Fort Worth and Dallas (on connecting train south of OklahomaCity). Non-extra fare.The Tulsan l i g h t w e i g h t streamlined train, daily between Kansas City andTulsa, Oklahoma. Non-extra fare.The Ranger f i n e dai ly train between Chicago, Kansas City, and OklahomaCity, Fort Worth, Houston, Galveston. Standard Pullmans, Chair Cars, Club Loungeand Fred Harvey dining car. Non-extra fare.

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d a n y one of these Santa Fe Passenger Traffic Officesfor helpful information about vacation travel, train service, and railfares, as well as descriptive literature featuring Santa Fe territory.Albuquerque, N. M S a n t o Fe StationAlhambra, Calif. 1 0 6 W. Main St.Amarillo, Tex. S a n t a Fe Bldg.Atchison, Kan. M a s o n i c Bldg.Atlanta 3, Ga 1 3 1 4 Rhodes-Haverty Bldg.Bakersfield, Calif. S a n t a Fe StationBeaumont, Tex 4 1 3 Per!stein Bldg.Berkeley 4, Calif S a n t a Fe StationBeverly Hills, Calif. 9 4 2 9 Wilshire Blvd.Boston 16, Mass R o o m s 4-5 Little Bldg.Buffalo 2, N. Y 1 4 0 8 Liberty Bank Bldg.Chicago 4, III 1 7 9 W. Jackson Blvd.Chicago 4, III 2 3 8 So. Michigan Ave.Cincinnati 2, Ohio 7 0 1 Dixie Terminal Bldg.Cleveland 14, Ohio, 750 Union Commerce Bldg.Colorado Springs, Colo S a n t o Fe StationDallas 1, Tex . 1 3 1 5 Commerce St.Denver 2, Colo 5 2 4 - 1 7 t h StreetDes Moines 9, Iowa 6 0 1 Equitable Bldg.Detroit 26, Mich 1 2 2 5 Lafayette Bldg.El Paso, Tex S h e l d o n and El Paso Sts.Fort Worth 2, Tex . 8 0 8 Houston St.Fresno 1, Calif S a n t a Fe StationGalveston, Tex 4 1 1 - - 2 2 n d St.Glendale 4, Calif. 1 0 7 So. Brand Blvd.Hollywood 28, Calif... _6405 Hollywood Blvd.Houston 2, Tex 8 0 0 Travis St.Huntington Park, Calif. 7 1 3 6 Pacific Blvd.Indianapolis 4, Ind....311 Merchants Bank Bldg.Inglewood, Calif 4 0 5 So. Market St.Kansas City 6, Mo 1 1 0 0 Baltimore Ave.Leavenworth, Kan 7 8 1 Shawnee St.Long Beach 2, Calif. 1 1 7 Pine Ave.Los Angeles 14, Calif. 6 0 7 So. Hill St.Lubbock, Tex S a n t a Fe StationMexico City, Mex. B o l i v a r 22 BMilwaukee 3, Wis 4 0 1 Majestic Bldg.

Minneapolis 2, Minn., 938 Northwestern Bank Bldg.New Orleans 12, La. 6 2 7 Whitney Bldg.New York 18, N. Y 5 0 0 Fifth Ave.Oakland 12, Calif. 4 0 1 Fourteenth StOklahoma City 2, O k l a - . 112 N. Robinson St.Pasadena 2, Calif S a n t a Fe StationPeoria 2, Ill 2 1 1 Jefferson Bldg.Philadelphia 7, Pa., 1114-16 Lincoln-Liberty Bldg.Phoenix, Ariz. 1 2 0 N. First Ave.Pittsburgh 19, Pa 1 2 2 2 Gulf Bldg.Portland 5, Ore 1 2 0 1 American Bank Bldg.Pueblo, Colo 4 0 1 N. Union Ave.Riverside, Calif . S a n t a Fe StationSacramento 14, Calif. 1 0 0 0 - 1 0 t h St.St. Joseph 2, Mo. 5 0 5 Francis St.St. Louis 1, Mo 2 9 6 Arcade Bldg.Salt lake City 1, Utah, 811 Continental Bank Bldg.San Angelo, Tex. P . & S. F. StationSan Antonio 5, Tex 1 1 1 5 Majestic Bldg.San Bernardino, Calif. . S a n t a Fe StationSan Diego 1, Calif. C a r . 5th Ave. and B St.San Francisco 2, Calif 2 3 5 Geary St.San Jose, Calif. 2 8 N. First St.San Pedro, Calif. 8 1 9 So. Pacific Ave.Santa Ana, Calif. 3 0 1 N. Main St.Santa Barbara, Calif. 2 9 W. Carrillo St.Santa Fe, N. M 1 0 1 E. San Francisco St.Santa Monica, Cal i f . . . .430 Santa Monica Blvd.Santa Rosa, Calif 2 1 7 Fourth St.Seattle 1, Wash.. . . .The 1411 Fourth Ave. BldgStockton 3, Calif 1 0 1 E. Weber Ave.Topeka, Kans S a n t a Fe Bldg.Tulsa 3, Okla 4 1 7 S. Boston Ave.Washington 5, D. C. 5 2 5 Shoreham Bldg.Whittier, Calif 1 4 8 N. Greenleaf St.Wichita 2, Kan. . 2 0 0 S. BroadwayWichita Falls, Tex. 6 0 8 Staley Bldg.

T. B. GALLAHER, General Passenger Traffic Manager S a n t a Fe System lines, Chicago 4C. C. THOMPSON, Passenger Traffic Manager A I & S F. Ry.-Coast Lines, Los Angeles 14R. E. CHAPPELL, Passenger Traffic Manager A T & S. F. Ry., TopekaA. C. ATER, Passenger Traffic Manager G C & S. F. Ry., GalvestonH. C. VINCENT, Traffic Manager P a n h a n d l e and Santa Fe Ry., AmarilloG. C. LYMAN, General Freight & Passenger Agent A 1 & S. F. Ry., AlbuquerqueT. H. MURRAY, General Freight & Passenger Agent A T & S. F. Ry.-Coast Lines, PhoenixL. R. EVERETT, Western General Passenger Agent . . . . . A. T. & S. F. Ry.-Coast Lines, San Francisco 2C. E. EATON, Eastern General Passenger Agent A T & S. F. Ry., New York City 18

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