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The story of a transcontinental motor trip taken by two women in June, 1923, traveling from New York to San Francisco.
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Story of a transcontinental motor trip, with emphasis on the Western states, taken by three women in 1928.
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"The first transcontinental auto trip was made in a Winton. Horatio Nelson Jackson [and his mechanic Sewall K. Crocker] left San Francisco on May 23, 1903, arriving in New York City on July 26, 1903. 63 days enroute with 45 days travel time"--Bookseller's blurb.
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Also: newspaper clipping re: New Jersey College for Women, 1923 June 13.
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Also: two letters from Equitable Trust Co. of New York to Huntington, 1922 July 25, 1923 June 18. Subjects: Chateau Beauregard.
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Miss Pugsley entitled her diary: "Stepping Westward: The Log of a Spinster's Transcontinental Trip." The album opens with Pugsley leaving Boston via train and then traveling across New York, through Niagara and Detroit, to Chicago and then across the plains of Kansas to New Mexico, Arizona, California, Oregon, Washington State, and back via Canada. The album is illustrated with 60 photographs and over 40 postcards (most of which are captioned and identified). Pugsley highlights various parts of her trips including: the Harvey Museum in Albuquerque, Inscription Rock, the Grand Canyon, Hopi Indians, Los Angeles, Pasadena, the San Gabriel Mission, the beaches of Santa Monica and Venice, Hollywood, the Mission Inn in Riverside, San Francisco, Yosemite, Mt. Hood, Seattle, and Victoria (British Columbia). Much of her trip was done via automobile. A modern transcription accompanies the diary.
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