Tacoma was the “lumber capital of the world” when this brochure was published. That’s no longer true, but it still has a reputation of being more of an industrial city as opposed to Seattle’s high-tech economic base. Tacoma is also the gateway to Mount Rainier, as the Northern Pacific was fond of emphasizing since Tacoma was technically NP’s terminus and for many years the NP tried to get people to call Rainier Mount Tacoma instead.

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