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 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
(Click twice on the above map to see Eldred between the long white spot and two smaller ones, above the red Erie RR line.) This Map exhibits in detail the topography of the country in which the many superior Summer … Continue reading
A Ramble through Watkins’ Glen, even at noonday, is cool and delightful. Excepting Niagara itself, no place will bear comparison with this wild and picturesue gorge. Our illustration represents the famous Rainbow Falls.
For the Laundry, is the best and most economical in the world. Is perfectly pure, free from Acids and other foreign substances that injure Linen. Is stronger than any other, requiring much less quantity in using. Is uniform, stiffens and … Continue reading
Erie Train Stations Near the Delaware, 1880 • Excursion tickets were valid for continuous passage either going or returning on the date of issue or anytime within the next 30 days. • Package tickets of 10, 20, or 25 were … Continue reading
“The Moosic range of mountains is one of the loftiest spurs of the Alleghenies. “Some of the peaks are 2,500 feet in height. The range is wild and rugged, and nowhere else in the State of Pennsylvania is the scenery … Continue reading
