In 1929, the city's brochures were using the motto, ""The City Beautiful and Hub of Canadian Highways"" as well as ""The City of Opportunity"". In regards to the incline railways, the brochures go on to boast, ""There is no finer view anywhere on the North American continent than the panorama to be seen from the Hamilton mountain. The city below, the blue waters of Hamilton harbour and Lake Ontario. In the background, flanked on the east by the famous "Niagara Fruit District" and on the west by the beautiful "Dundas Valley" and a range of hills, combine to make a picture no artist could paint. There are several roads leading up to the summit and you can drive upon "high", but if you want to enjoy a unique experience and give the family a thrill, drive your car onto one of the Incline Railways and you will have something to tell the folks about when you go back home.""