George G Kip, born approximately 1845, was a general practice lawyer from New York and Morristown, New Jersey, who traveled extensively during the late 19th and earlty 20th century.
Scrapbook of George Kip of trips to the far West and Alaska. Includes several publications, including from Seattle, Alaska, Yellowstone National Park, Utah, Colorado, Tacoma, and Portland. Also includes pamphlets, maps, illustrations, brochures, and miscellaneous trip itineraries and letters.
The scrapbook is unbound and items are individually sleeved.
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The scrapbook is unbound and items are individually sleeved.
Creator's copyrights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries Special Collections.
Purchased by an unknown vendor at an unknown date.
A note, advertisement for Christ Church St. Paul, and card about a cabin restaurant along the Oregon Railway managed by Grandma Munra
Wonderland '96 by Olin Dunbar Wheeler (1896) and Sketches of Wonderland by Olin Dunbar Wheeler (1895)
Wonderland Junior by Northern Pacific Railroad Company (1895), Yellowstone Park and How it was Named by William Tod Helmuth (1892), The Yellowstone National Park via the Northern Pacific Railroad…the Yellowstone Park route to Puget Sound and Alaska by Northern Pacific Railroad Company (1893), and The Yellowstone National Park via the Northern Pacific Railroad by Northern Pacific Railroad Company (1895)
Salt Lake City, Utah, illustrated by Knutsford Hotel (1896) and Utah Revealed by Edward F Colborn (1895)
The Manitou Grand Caverns (1890-1910?), Pike's Peak by Rail by Manitou and Pike's Peak Railway (1903), Panoramic Views along the Line of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad by Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company (1894), and The Colorado The Kissingen of America, Glenwood Springs, Colorado, in the Heart of the Rocky Mountains (1895)
The Hotel Portland by H.C. Bowers (1908)
Tacoma Hotel by H.C. Bowers
A Series of Summer and Autumn Tours to Alaska, Colorado, Utah, and the Yellowstone National Park, the Pacific Northwest and California by Raymond-Whitcomb, Inc. (1896) and Alaska, land of the Gold and Glacier (1896)
Alaska: its History and Resources, Gold Fields, Routes and Scenery (with map) by Miner Wait Bruce (1895) and Four Thousand miles North and South from San Francisco, covering coast travel from Mexico to Alaska by Pacific Coast Steamship Company (1896)
The Moffat Road by Denver, Northwestern and Pacific Railway (1904), three copies
Includes club cards, calling cards, introduction letters, notes, telegram, correspondence, and leaftlet for St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Oregon
The Columbia River: through the Cascade Mountains to the Pacific Ocean by Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company (1906), two copies, and Restful Recreation resorts of the Pacific Northwest by Rinaldo M Hall (1905)
Official Guide to the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, Portland, Oregon June 1 to October 15, 1905 company by Lawson G. Bradley by Portland, Oregon Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition (1905)
Includes notes, correspondence, clipping, club cards, Red Alaska Salmon label, The Argentine Central Ry. Co. time table and advertisement
Eastward through the storied northwest by Olin D. Wheeler (1906) and Wonderland by Olin D. Wheeler (1906)
Gray's Peak route by Argentine Central Railway Company (1908)
Alaska via totem pole route by Pacific Coast Steamship Company (1904), White Pass and Yukon Route through line, Skaguay [sic] to Dawson by White Pass and Yukon Route (1905), A Tour through the Land of Nightless Days Alaska and the Canadian Yukon by White Pass and Yukon Route (1904)
Includes letters of introduction
The Land of Geysers, a little booklet telling about Yellowstone National Park, wonderland of the world by Northern Pacific Railway company (1907)
Seeing Seattle: observation car service by Seattle Electric Company Benson-Morris Co. (1906)
Bellingham and Northwest Washington (1907) published by the Bellingham Chamber of Commerce