The Globe in the Palace of Transportation, Panama Pacific International Exposition

Front:
PORTLANDTACOMA PORTOLA SEATTLE LT LAKE CITY SOGDEN ST.JOSEPH KANSAS CITY PROVO MARYSVILLE STOCKTON SACRAMENTO BINGHAM OROVILLE LOS ANGELESt CAKLAND, ТОРЕКА PUEBLO DURANGO *SANTA FE ST. LOUIS JEFFERS MPHIS LITTLE ROCK HOT SPRINGS GRAND JUNCTION DALLAS ET WORTH SAN ANTONIO EL PASO SAN DIEGO EW ORLEANS LAREDO HOUSTON МЕXICO CITY MISSOLY SCEMIC LINE DVER "THE GLORE" See America exhibit of the Western Pacific-Denver & Rio Grande-Missouri Pacific-St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Lines, located in the northwest corner of the Palace of Transportation, Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915. Height of Globe, 44 feet; diameter, 51 feet; extension, 50 x 50 feet. A Bureau is maintained within "The Globe," where illustrated literature and information on any desired district may be obtained. Admission Free. BUTTE WINNEMUCCA HELENA PARK LEADVILLE DENVER GLENWOOD SPRINGS SALIDA YCOLORADO SPRINGS SUGAR CITY INCOLN ОМАНА ALVESTON

Back:
4P and Canada, Foreign, "THE GLOBE” Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco. On the outside is a map of North America, the largest spherical map in the world, showing the territory served by the lines of the Western Pacific-Denver & Rio Grande-Missouri Pacific-St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern. Within is displayed a series of twenty- four illuminated models of cities and towns, mining camps, agricul- tural districts, industries and notable scenic points located on the lines of the railroads named.