Santa Fe Railway Notepad

AssociationAssociated with Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway (1859 - 1996)

Dateca. 1940

Mediumlithograph on paper, padding glue, cardboard

Dimensions3/8 × 2 1/2 × 4 3/4 in. (1 × 6.4 × 12.1 cm)

ClassificationsDocumentary Artifact

Credit LineAlbuquerque Museum, gift of Michael McCormick

Object numberPC2021.27.2

DescriptionSmall perfect-bound notepad with unlined paper. On the cover in blue, black, and white, there is an illustration of a Santa Fe railway engine coming straight at the viewer, moving along train tracks. Across the top, inside an inverted triangle, it says, "Ship...Travel." At the bottom of the cover it says, "Santa Fe/all the way!" The reverse side of the notebook shows a map of the U.S. oriented horizontally, from Illinois to California. The map shows the Santa Fe Railway routes, represented by drawn train tracks. There is a Sante Fe Railway logo on the right side, with a cross inside a circle and the words "Santa Fe" in its center. Below this it says, "all the way!" Running underneath the map it says, "One road and management serving the West and Southwest all the way." The first inside page has math problems written on it in pencil.

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