1930 Indian Detours Fred Harvey Santa Fe Railroad Southwest Brochure Pamphlet

1930 “Indian-Detours” Fred Harvey Santa Fe Railroad Brochure – Off the Beaten Path in the Great Southwest – Vintage Railroadiana

• Authentic original 1930 reprinted brochure (October 1930 edition) promoting Fred Harvey’s “Indian-Detours” via Santa Fe Railway
• Highlights scenic motor tours from Santa Fe, New Mexico: Taos Indian-Detour (3 days, $65), Frijoles-Puye Detour (2 days, $40), and other Southwest adventures
• Features detailed itineraries, schedules, maps (e.g., Taos detour routes, Santa Fe connections), and descriptions of pueblos, canyons, Rio Grande, and historic sites
• Richly illustrated with black-and-white photos of Taos Pueblo, San Geronimo Mission, Don Fernando de Taos, Harveycar drivers, La Fonda Hotel lounges, adobe architecture, and Native American scenes
• Includes colorful artistic borders, orange accents, Harveycar illustrations, and promotional text on Indian pueblos, artists, and Southwest landscapes
• Classic Fred Harvey / Santa Fe Railway ephemera – collectible travel advertising for the Southwest’s “off the beaten path” experiences
• Highly sought after by Fred Harvey collectors, Santa Fe Railroad enthusiasts, New Mexico/ Taos history buffs, vintage tourism brochure specialists, and railroadiana admirers

Condition: Very good condition, no marks, no rips or tears. See photos for detailed condition assessment.