About This Book
The pamphlet presents an early twentieth-century promotional overview of Tacoma, describing its mild maritime climate, low mortality statistics, and sheltered harbor. It outlines transportation links including rail and steamship connections, electric streetcar networks, and port facilities that support trade with Asia, Europe, Alaska, and domestic ports. The text highlights local industries such as lumber, flour milling, furniture manufacturing, and railway repair, notes abundant natural power resources, and emphasizes civic amenities including parks, educational and cultural institutions, and rapid population growth. Historical origin, geographic setting at Commencement Bay and Mount Tacoma, and practical information for prospective residents and investors are also provided.
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