Mount Rainier National Park Poster

National Parks are destinations for adventurous travelers and nature lovers across the country. Mount Rainier National Park, in Washington state, was the fourth national park to be established in the United States in 1899. A few decades later, in the 1920s, this vintage poster was created to advertise the park to potential visitors.

Before the digital age, travel posters held the space that is currently occupied by emails and digital ads on our social media feeds. They featured artwork that showcased the location's biggest tourist attractions, in this case, the Cascade Mountains.  

Vintage posters can accrue damage over time, but the biggest factor in their aging is often discoloration. Thanks to the experts at Old Town Print Gallery, that discoloration has been corrected, and all damage repaired. Our reproduction prints boast the same beauty as the poster did on the day it was created. If you'd like to learn more about the materials we use for our prints, click here!

We understand each customer's needs are unique, like our prints. Need a custom size? Have any special requests? We are all ears!

Vintage posters were not made in standard sizes, so unfortunately we aren't able to offer all of our posters in the exact same sizes. In an effort to create a standard system, the sizing for our posters is based on the long dimension of each image. While the short dimensions will vary, you can order multiple prints with the same long dimension to create a uniform look when displaying your prints.