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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | James Morgan Travel Scrapbooks, Volume 5: California 1927 |
| Author/Creator | Morgan, James |
| Date | 1927 |
| Document type | Scrapbook |
| Description | Volume 5, "California 1927," documents a cross-country trip taken by Morgan and his wife, beginning in Washington, D.C. and travelling through Biloxi, New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio, Tucson, Phoenix, and San Diego. In California, the couple visits Los Angeles, Pasadena, Hollywood, La Jolla, Santa Barbara, Yosemite, Santa Cruz, Palo Alto, and San Francisco. The volume concludes with materials on Salt Lake City and Colorado and a final news clipping written by Morgan’s brother on the cross-country odyssey which was published in the Peoria newspaper, June 19, 1927. |
| Theme(s) | Historical, Cultural or Religious Tourism Urban Tours and City Breaks About themes |
| Regions | United States of America Central and South America |
| Country/State | California Louisiana Texas Utah Colorado Mexico Arizona |
| Keywords | Washington, D.C., New Orleans, Houston, San Antonio, San Diego, Los Angeles, Hollywood, Yosemite National Park, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, hotel, sightseeing, National Park, Mardi Gras, food, railway, luxury, architecture, museum, road trip, Juarez, Tuscon, American Indians, sport, advertisement, entertainment, history, ranch, forest |
| Visual content | View thumbnails |
| Collection | James Morgan Travel Scrapbooks |
| Reference | 566 B.1595 |
| Library | Massachusetts Historical Society |
| Language | English |
| Document linked to |
James Morgan Travel Scrapbooks, Volume 1: Chicago and St. Louis Conventions James Morgan Travel Scrapbooks, Volume 2: The Inauguration 1897 James Morgan Travel Scrapbooks, Volume 3: Europe 1925 James Morgan Travel Scrapbooks, Volume 4: Philadelphia, Kansas City Convention 1900 |
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