The postcard above, produced by Detroit Publishing Company in 1905, shows the approach to the Old Faithful Inn as Reamer planned it. Even as coaches pulled under the overhanging porch and up to the front door, the geyser remained constantly in view.
The linen-era postcard (ca 1930s) below shows the same approach, with the extended porch that Reamer designed for the 1927 renovation of the Inn. The coach pictured in this automobile-era postcard was included to evoke a bygone era. Both cards show a red shingle roof--the original color chosen by Reamer.
