Evergreen Playground 1930s Map Large

Evergreen Playground 1930s Map LargeThe Evergreen Playground map was originally drawn during the Great Depression by Ed Poland, cartographer of many years at Kroll Map Company in Seattle. There have been some changes made over the years, such as inserting the Floating Bridges (I 90 and 520) and changing the border of the map but the flavor remains the same. A pictoral birdseye view of the Puget Sound with great place name detail and artistic touch by a master draftsman. Birdseye view of

and Great Gray Horn

making it a must-have for climbers

Material: Cast in Fine Pewter

Echo Ridge

and mud pots

and Whidbey Island

gently sloping profile

and points of interest are intricately engraved

Mount Adams rivals its more famous volcanic neighbors

allowing you to choose the style that best complements your space

While climbing Mauna Kea is a long and demanding endeavor

and Niihau