The Automobile Blue Book, Volume 3Class Journal Company, 1917 - Automobile travel |
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1917 THE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE BLUE BOOK Avoid left-hand road Avoid road bear left bear right City Map Clarendon Beach Copyright 1917 COUNTY Cross RR Cross trolley Curve left Curve right diagonal 4-corners diverging routes End of road End of street exits see City folded Index Map Fork Fox Lake Fox River front of book Garage Go under RR gravel Hotel Irregular 4-corners Jackson Blvd Keep ahead Keep straight ahead Lake Geneva Left is Route left with poles left with travel left with trolley Lincoln Highway macadam Main St Map and Points Map in front meeting trolley MILEAGE Total Intermed Milwaukee Naperville Pick up trolley Points of Interest Ravinia Park Reverse Route right across RR Right is Route right with poles right with travel right with trolley road to left routes see folded school on left school on right shore Straight thru Thru 4-corners trolley turn left turn right Waukegan
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