1917 Boarding House Ads Echo Hill and Mountain Grove, p. 329. Highland Lake House Accommodates 35. Good table, fresh vegetables and milk. Large airy rooms; boating, bathing, fishing; telephone; mail delivered. Rates on application. H. Sulzbach, Eldred. —Brooklyn Daily Eagle, … Continue reading
July 1907–1909 Boarding House Ads (Echo Hill and Mountain Grove, p. 255.) Lake View Farm House Accommodates 40; On Washington Lake; among the mountains; bathing, fishing and boating; good livery; large rooms; good table; beds; $7–$12. A. Kaese.—Brooklyn Daily Eagle, … Continue reading
July 2, 1881 President James Garfield was shot. July 4, 1881 “They had a festival in the Village today.” —Aida Austin, Echo Hill and Mountain Grove, p. 41. July 6, 1881 “Ida, little Tom, and I went up on the … Continue reading
This month I am featuring events that happened in July from my three Halfway Brook Books. This post includes text from The Mill on Halfway Brook. July 22, 1779 The only major Revolutionary War battle in northern Delaware Valley was … Continue reading
Hello Halfway Brook Friends, I hope your year is off to a good start. It’s been awhile since I have posted because of busy times here in November and December; and a glitch in this website’s email notification system. Hopefully, … Continue reading
