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"A map of the Chesapeake Bay: Land of Pleasant Living" is a vibrant and colorful map that was published by the National Brewing Company in 1959. The map features the Chesapeake Bay and its surrounding areas, including parts of Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware. The map is filled with illustrations and interesting details, making it more than just a simple map. It features notable landmarks such as historic homes, lighthouses, and important battlefields. In addition, it showcases popular tourist attractions, fishing areas, and hunting grounds, as well as interesting facts about the history of the Chesapeake Bay and its role in the development of the United States.
This map is not only visually appealing, but it also serves as a historical artifact of the mid-20th century, as it was published during the post-World War II boom in tourism and the rise of the automobile. The National Brewing Company, based in Baltimore, Maryland, produced this map as a promotional item to entice tourists to visit the Chesapeake Bay area and to promote its popular beer brand, National Bohemian. The map features the slogan "Land of Pleasant Living," which became synonymous with the Chesapeake Bay region, and is a testament to the importance of beer in American culture and its influence on the advertising industry.
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