Scope and ContentFour digital scans of Chamber of Commerce documents: 1. Publicity department area map that shows location of Chamber of Commerce office on Lake Street; Bridge Street on the north side of the new Blue Star Highway with "Old U.S.-31" indicated; the location of the high school that burned in 1950; Mary, Main and Spear streets uninterrupted; north Elizabeth Street, Gay St., South Water St. and Park St. that no longer exist; and the Pluim Beach House and a single parking lot at Oval Beach. The map may not be from the same year as the information pages because the map refers to Cook Park, whereas the letter refers to the same site as Morrison Park. 2. Cover letter to vacationers with a quick history and overview of attractions. Signed by William A. Sorensen. Digital file dated 1948. 3. "Nature's beauties and friendly folks invite you to old Saugatuck" information page listing "where to stay" including street addresses for the Hotel Maplewood, The Beachway, The Elms, Casablanca, Harding's Resort, Edmar, Twin Gables, Beverly Resort, Arrowhead, Terrace Park View, Pine Crest Inn, Sprucewood, Alberta Rishel Beauty Shop, Wind Crest Resort Home, Jeffery Lodge and "where to eat" listing Simmons, The Singapore, Park House, Pine Crest Inn, Hollyhock House. Also listed Waugon boat trips, Johnson's Corral for horseback riding, Saugatuck Summer Players at high school auditorium and L.D. Jarvis jeweler and optometrist. 4. "Vacation recreation and relaxation are yours in full measure" information page listing Simmons, Variety Shop, River Guild, Vanity Fair, Village Studio Camera Shop, K & H. Auto Sales, House's Cherry Mix, Carl's AG Store, Saugatuck Cornbeef, William A. Sorenson home sites, Model Laundry, Carl Walter menswear, Paxton's newspapers, Flower Basket nursery, Jos. B. Zwemer Real Estate. Page also lists parks, advice about reservations, softball, shuffleboard, horseshoe, July 4 novelty water sports at Oval, Art Week in August, Saugatuck Yacht Club races on Sunday afternoons, tennis tournaments, meaning of name Saugatuck, and membership in Photographic Society of America.