California

Washington DC: Gibson Brothers, 1916. Single sheet [44.5 cm x 61 cm] printed on both sides and folding to pamphlet size [22 cm x 10 cm] Good only with some splitting at the folds and a small piece of tape on one of the panels. One side contains a map [22 cm x 40 cm] 'Washington-Sunset Route: Southern Railway, West Point Route, Louisville & Nashville R.R., Southern Pacific Lines ' and timetables for the trip from Washington DC and across the southern U.S. to California. The reverse prints a description of the cars and black and white views of the southwest (Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Mexico) and the map [9 cm x 18 cm] 'The Apache Trail of Arizona

"Stop-over at Washington. Whether national pride or curiosity is the incentive, transcontinental passengers, especially those who have not visited Washington, should permit nothing to interfere with stop-over at the National Capitol, a privilege embraced in all westbound tickets via Washington Sunset Route by depositing tickets at Stop-over Bureau at Union Station. Mr. J. E. Peckham, representing Washington-Sunset Route, will meet standard, tourist or coach passengers if notified in advance, and will show them the interesting sights of the Nation's City without charge.