Photographed on Grant Avenue in the heart of San Francisco Chinatown. Here among the narrow streets and picturesque shops is the largest settlement of Chinese outside the Orient. One can spend pleasurable hours in the dozens of gift shops.
The Grand Ballroom at the nationally notable Olympic Western Hotel, Seattle, is the warm and welcome setting for social events, business meetings and banquets...here groups enjoy delicious food, excellent service.
Exquisite lobby of the Ramada Inn .. . just a portion of the tostefully decorated roadside hotel . . . 150 smartly designed rooms . . . pool and cocktail lounge . . . dining room, coffee shop and banquet facilities . . . 9620 Airport Boulevard, los Angeles, California 90045.
Motorists move off ferry into busy downtown Seattle streets. Ferry has arrived from Bremerton, Washington located in the South Kitsap Peninsula region of Puget Sound. Other motorists await signal to drive aboard for trip back to Bremerton. Modern, new ferry terminal cost $3,000,000, and is port of a vast ferry system operated by the State of Washington.
The Vance Motor Hotel in the heart of downtown Seattle. One of Seattle's established hotels, the Vance truly lives up to its reputation of hospitality.
This globe, one of the largest in the world, is 10 feet in diameter, weighing 6,500 pounds. One sixty-fourth of an inch on the globe represents one mile. The greatest ocean depth, 24,000 feet, would be only one tenth of an inch below the surface. The highest point in the stratosphere reached by man. 72,000 feet, would be only a fifth of an inch above the surface.
170 rooms heated pool superb dining, bar, and entertainment facilities—king-size beds—Lanai and studio rooms—suites—conference and banquet rooms —TV-24-hour switchboard-24-hour coffee shop and room service—free limousine service to and from airport.
The Seattle Freeway provides motorists with a sparkling view of Seattle, largest city in the Northwest quarter of America. The new Interstate Highway was constructed by Department of Highways engineers and contractors, who met many challenges during the construction. The route of the Freeway through Seattle was chosen partly to avoid obstructing the view of the waterfront and to take motorists quickly to the heart of the city.
Seattle's Third Avenue (looking south) between Stewart and Pine Streets is flanked by The Bon Marche department store and a 10-story, self-parking garage, both linked by an enclosed bridge across the street. Towering in back the new Washington Building and Northern Life Tower.
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