Travel Brochure, "This Amazing America - Strange and Unusual Places Reached by Greyhound Lines," 1938

By the 1930s, buses were displacing passenger rail for long-distance travel, with companies like Greyhound and Trailways building national networks that drew crowds of passengers. This Greyhound brochure features historic sites and natural landmarks that are "off the beaten path" but could be easily found along the 50,000 miles of Greyhound bus routes across the United States.