Butler, Lowell
Lowell Butler (fl. c. 1937 - 1971) was an illustrator who served as Art Director for Westways magazine, published by the Automobile Club of Southern California. He produced some of the organization's most iconic maps, including 'A Map of the Marked Historical Sites of California' (1952), 'Outdoor Play Places of California' (1954), and 'Spanish California: A Map of the Missions, Presidios, Pueblos and Some of the More Interesting Ranchos' (1956).
Making Yosemite More Accessible.
An Intimate Map of Far-Famed Yosemite Valley Compiled in a spirit of fun by Lowell Butler.
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This is a 1937 pictorial map of Yosemite Valley by Lowell Butler, prepared for Westways, a periodical of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Although 'preaching to the choir' of automobile owners and enthusiasts, the map nonetheless demonstrates the increasing accessibility to the park that automobiles allowed. (more details)
Paradise on Earth - just a car ride away.
Outdoor play places of California : a cartographic map of some of the outstanding recreational areas of the Golden State.
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A distinctive work of mid-century Californiana and Americana, this large-format map was issued in 1954 by the Automobile Club of Southern California in its publication Westways. Displaying the entire Golden State, it locates federal and state park lands, along with designated areas for fishing, hunting, skiing, and boating. (more details)