BOLAND-B13824

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BOLAND-B13824

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  • 1925-12-08 (Creation)

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(1873-1950)

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Advertisement placed on souvenir freestanding door. The P.N.N.A. was holding its annual meeting on December 7, 1925, at the Hotel Winthrop. A claim that Tacoma was the "Door City" was cleverly attached to a miniature souvenir freestanding door; along with a photograph or painting of Mount Tacoma (Rainier), it welcomed all to "America's Greatest Mountain Playground." Western newspapermen were presented with these souvenirs made by Wheeler-Osgood Co., both as a reminder that Tacoma was considered the world's greatest doormaking city and also the doorway to Mount Tacoma (Rainier). Wheeler-Osgood had recently manufactured its 2,000,000th door and also set a probable world record of 12,347 doors produced in one day. (TNT 12-2-25, p. 1-article; TNT 12-7-25, p. 3)


Advertising--Tacoma--1920-1930; Doors & doorways--Tacoma--1920-1930; Wheeler, Osgood Co. --Associated objects; Souvenirs;

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