In connection with the "Looking for Squirrel Creek Lodge" series (yes, more to come), I was going through my old forest maps folder.
I nominate this one for Worst Forest Service Graphic Design Ever. It is the cover of the San Isabel National Forest visitor map from . . . well, I cannot say, because there is no copyright date on it!
The photos have a sort of late 1950s-early 1960s look to them, but they could be recycled from an earlier edition. (I have the 1948 map, but nothing with a 1950s date.)
Anyone recognize the font? The artwork suggests a forest inhabited by nightstalkers and werewolves.
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What is the source of this photo? We are working on a museum exhibit. Call or email the Pueblo Heritage Museum if you have any more information.
Thanks!
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