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In Wisconsin It's Hayward

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This multi-colored promotional map for recreational activities in the Hayward area includes a graphic of distances from Midwestern cities to Hayward, with suggested driving and train routes. A photograph of a fisherman shows the "world's largest muskie, caught in the Hayward lakes region." Several other photographs and comments promote fishing, sailing, and hiking in the area. On the back is a wheel design of "Hayward - the Hub of Wisconsin's Great Vacation Land," with photographs of local recreational offerings such as hunting, riding, boating, and wildlife. There are several paragraphs promoting available outdoor activities and the natural beauty of the area.

Date Created:
1949
Creator:
Hayward Chamber of Commerce (Hayward, Wis.)

Publication Information

Creator Hayward Chamber of Commerce (Hayward, Wis.)
Date Created 1949

Physical Description

Format Map
Dimensions 38 x 55 cm

Collection Information

Call Number Road Maps, Box 14

Copyright Information

Copyright Status COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
Unique ID
W014BKP
Legacy ID
WHi 128336

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