Here’s another in the same series of booklets shown in the last four days that is probably modeled on a prewar Union Pacific booklet. Though this one is dated 1951, the same as yesterday’s about Yellowstone, it has some significant updates from whatever was probably included in the older UP booklet.

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First, the front cover shown above really is the front cover of the booklet, not the back cover. Second, the booklet has only 32 pages instead of the 36 found on the previous ones. Most important, this booklet has 15 color photos in addition to the two on the front cover. Bryce, Zion, and the Grand Canyon are much more impressive if shown in color instead of the black-and-white used in the previous booklets. Finally, a couple of the maps are also in color.
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The black-and-white photos in the booklet, however, are all probably hand-me-downs from the Union Pacific booklet that was the model for this one. Several of them show automobiles and buses that clearly date from the 1930s. C&NW should have made the effort to update these photos, especially the one of the bus on page 7, as tourists would probably not be thrilled to think that they would be stuck riding an un-air-conditioned antique to and through the parks. Open-top buses can be fun in Glacier or Yellowstone, which are thousands of feet above sea level, but I doubt they were very comfortable in southern Utah and northern Arizona in the summer.