Another year, another family reunion in Wisconsin Dells. (Here's a previous post about that place.)
It's been a tourist attraction for as long as there have been such things in the U.S., but particularly since the post-World War II boom. On this trip, I saw what I think are some original silk-screened posters from that era, hanging in the entry to a diner in Lake Delton.
I've omitted the objectionable one(s).
(Apologies for the glints of light.)
Most of these attractions are still in business. Biblical Gardens and Fort Dells are the exceptions (thank goodness).
I love the exuberant illustration style and color use of these mid-century posters. I'm not sure if its nostalgia, given my age, or if they really are charming.







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