The Globe Railroad Exhibit, Palace of Transportation - PPIE 1915

Front:
BUT - HELENA NEMOCO YELLOWSTONE LAKE CITY SA, PARK YAHOM IOM GLENWOOD SPRINGS LEADVILLE DENVER COLORADO SPRINGS N70°N SUGAR CITY SOGDEN SA OMAHA PORTOLA PRO ROVO ST. JOSEPH OR BINGHAM TOPEKAT RUNSAS Shop SCAS ST. LOUIS OROVILLE MARYSVILLE SACRAMENTO OAKLAND EN STOCKTON PUEBLO JEFFERSON CITY MEMPHIS O DURANGOS SANTA FE U LE ROCK HOT SPRINGS GRAND JUNCTIONX hoteller FT. WORTH VITA S M S3030 SAN FRANCISCO EL PASO EW ORLEA LOS ANGELES SAN ANTONIO SAN DIEGO AREDO HOUSTON MEXICO CITY ALVESTON A COO 9 TITUC GLOR" 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.

Back:
Place Stamp Here Post Cara Post Card United States and Canada, One Cent Foreign, Two Cents "THE GLOBE” praktis PALE " In the PALACE OF TRANSPORTATION, Panama- • 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.