Wright World Globe 16" Trails Illustrated

Wright World Globe 16" Trails IllustratedThis globe stand is an authentic reproduction from a drawing found in the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation archives. It is an unidentified concept for one of the Prairie Homes that Mr. Wright designed in the early 1900s. The only marking on the drawing is in his handwriting and says, "Something like this." The proportions, and interpretation, of the drawing were calculated based on the scale of other drawings from this time period. Assembled dimensions:

Brundage Mountain Resort

An attractive globe for a home or office

Crafted to resemble the breathtaking view from above the Olympic Peninsula

Trace the paths of the Sisquoc Wild and Scenic River or plan a getaway to the Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area

Baker itself—a glaciated stratovolcano surrounded by wildflower meadows and subalpine forests

and Utqiagvik

Highlights along this stretch include the scenic vistas of Blood Mountain

Rich Passage

Continue along the coast to the sandy shores of Pensacola and Tampa

and scale the dramatic heights of Mount Baker—all with confidence and ease

From the popular Capitol Hill and University District to lesser-known gems like Whittier Heights

Appalachian Trail Map #1507 by National Geographic covers from Swatara Gap to Delaware Gap in eastern Pennsylvania