Vacation & Etiquette – Featured Images

Images featured in Exploring Vacation and Etiquette Themes in Social Studies: Primary Source Inquiry for Middle and High School

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Vacation: Primary Source Images

St. James as a pilgrim by Hieronymus Bosch, circa 1450–1516.

Title page of Picturesque America, 1872-1874.

Santa Fe Railroad advertisement, 1909

Heritage tourism in the 1950s

Buy a new car for vacation, 1961

Cover of The Travelers’ Green Book, 1960. T — The Travelers’ Green Book, 1960. These travel guides, published 1936 – 1966, provided information about lodging, restaurants, and other facilities that served African Americans.

Segregated travel, 1943.Segregated travel, 1943. — Segregated travel, 1943.

Beachgoers, Long Beach, California, c. 1910

Wheel chairs or rolling chairs on the boardwalk.

Wigwam Village Inn #2, Cave City, KY, 1940

Etiquette Images: Primary Source Images

Bad Conversational Etiquette - 19th Century — Bad Conversational Etiquette – 19th Century

Good Conversational Etiquette - 19th Century — Good Conversational Etiquette – 19th Century

Bad Table Manners, 19th century

Good Dining Room Etiquette, 19th century — Gentility in the Dining Room, 19th century

Dating at Coney Island, c. 1903. — Dating at Coney Island, c. 1903

Visiting or Calling Cards, 1909

“Kiss Me Quick” by Currier and Ives

“No You Don’t” by Currier and Ives

Dating and the automobile, c. 1907

Etiquette of Dancing, 1942

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