Leisure]]> Vignettes of tourist sites and experiences for passengers traveling via train toward California, including visiting a national park and watching a rideo.

]]> Drawings]]> California]]> Indian Country]]> Southwest]]> United States]]> 1940s]]> Forties]]> Super Chief and El Capitan trains and their respective human icons. 

]]> Drawings]]> California]]> Midwest--urban]]> Forties]]> 1940s]]> Family Life]]> Drawing of three male Pueblo Indians who serve as guides of the New Mexico leg for European American passengers  of the Sante Fe train to California.

]]> Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, Duke University]]> Drawings]]> Indian Country]]> Southwest]]> California]]> New England]]> 1950s]]> Fifties]]> Modern Civil Rights Era (1950-1970)]]> The Cold War Era (1945-1990)]]> Face shot of Native American chief in full headdress.

]]> Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, Duke University]]> Drawings]]> Far West]]> Midwest--urban]]> California]]> 1950s]]> The Cold War Era (1945-1990)]]> Modern Civil Rights Era (1950-1970)]]> Fifties]]> Large drawing of Jemez Buffalo Dancer next to small photograph of a European American couple and a train.

]]> Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, Duke University]]> Drawings]]> Southwest]]> Midwest--urban]]> Indian Country]]> Far West]]> California]]> Modern Civil Rights Era (1950-1970)]]> 1950s]]> Fifties]]> European American passengers disembark train to take photos of Pueblo Indian girls while remaining ad space contains large image of Pueblo Indian Comanche dance painted by Indian artist.

]]> Drawings]]> United States]]> Midwest--urban]]> California]]> Fifties]]> 1950s]]> African American porter speaks to his work on the new Super Chief train with European American couples in background.

]]> Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, Duke University]]> Drawings]]> Midwest--urban]]> California]]> Southwest]]> Fifties]]> The Cold War Era (1945-1990)]]> Modern Civil Rights Era (1950-1970)]]> 1950s]]> A Latino boy looks at a poster advertising Santa Fe Railway's six train routes across the U.S.

]]> Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, Duke University]]> Drawings]]> Southwest]]> Modern Civil Rights Era (1950-1970)]]> The Cold War Era (1945-1990)]]> 1950s]]> Fifties]]> Native American men on horses watching train go by.

]]> Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, Duke University]]> Drawings]]> Southwest]]> Far West]]> Midwest--urban]]> California]]> 1940s]]> Forties]]> The Cold War Era (1945-1990)]]> Native Americans gather with "Indian pueblos" in background. 

]]> Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, Duke University]]> Drawings]]> Indian Country]]> Far West]]> Southwest]]> California]]> The Cold War Era (1945-1990)]]> 1940s]]> Forties]]> Leisure]]> Vignettes of experiences of European American female passenger on train, including assistance received from African American porter.

]]> Hartman Center for Sales, Advertising & Marketing History, Duke University]]> Drawings]]> Far West]]> Southwest]]> United States]]> 1940s]]> The Cold War Era (1945-1990)]]> Forties]]> Racially ambiguous boy dressed as "Indian chief" watches train as European American conductor waves. 

]]> Drawings]]> California]]> Far West]]> Midwest--urban]]> Mid-Atlantic]]> United States]]> 1940s]]> Forties]]>