This 3″x5″ booklet says it was a souvenir of the Turquoise Room, the private dining room that formed a part of the dome car on the Super Chief. This car was introduced in 1950, so the booklet dates to that year or a little later.
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Arizona, stands The Turquoise Shrine, a 125-foot tower of rock,” relates the one of the “legends” with a picture of a tall, narrow tower that looks like it was constructed of adobe bricks. “Legend has it that within its hollow walls there lies a fabulous treasure of turquoise and turquoise jewelry.” However, this treasure “has been guarded well by the surging waters of a subterranean geyser, which periodicalIy boils up inside the shrine to within inches of the yawning hole at the top.”
As near as I can tell, this “legend” has only a faint basis in reality. Inscription House is a cliff dwelling, which is actually more interesting than the imaginary tower illustrated in this booklet. There are 125-foot-high rocks in the area but they are not as narrow as shown in the drawing and certainly aren’t made of adobe. There are no geysers, but water-based erosion in what is now called Nitsie Canyon has made it “positively dangerous” to hike to Inscription House. Since very few Santa Fe passengers were likely to visit the Navaho National Monument where these cliff dwellings are located, the railroad could write what it wanted without worries about anyone calling them on it.