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Title: Summer homes among the mountains on the Central New England railway ..
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Central New England railway company. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: (Pittsfield, Mass., Sun printing company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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the Wallkill valley generally, but as a route forpleasure riders, who by the thousands daily crossed Americas great-est bridge in open cars, suspended as it were between heaven andearth, with the grandest scenery in America at their feet. The route through the highlands commands the most charmingmountain and valley views obtainable. The through car service is performed all the year, and duringthe busy season cars will be run between Poughkeepsie and NewPaltz every forty minutes, connecting with all trains from NewYork via the New York Central & Hudson River R. R., also with theAlbany day line of steamers both north and south. Rates of fare: One way, 25 cents; excursion tickets, 40 cents. Along the New Paltz & Poughkeepsie Railroad. CENTE^VIIiliE, Ulster Countg, N. <J. This is a. quaint old town situated high up on the Hudson high-lands, perfectly healthful and excellently drained. There are a number of farm houses in the vicinity, where goodboard is procurable at low rates.
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OfilOVlLLiE, Ulster Coupty, N. VL No more picturesque spot to be found in all this region, locatedas it is, overlooking the beautiful Wallkill and Hudson valleys, andin the heart of a rich fruit-growing country-It is easy of access by electric cars, midway between Poughkeep-sie and New Paltz. Good board can be procured here. Ohioville. Ulster County, N. Y.Mrs. A. Bloomer—One-half mile. Adults. *»> and $8.Mrs. H. J. Wilkin—Three miles. Adults. $5 and Sf».John J. Carroll—Adults, $5 and .$(».Philip L. F. Elting—One mile. Adults, $5 and $7.Irving C. Dayton—Pine Grove Hotel. $5 and $6.Fred Zimmerman—Two miles. Adults $5.Mrs. George Adee—Two miles. Adults. st>. NEW PAIiTZ, Ulster County, N- Y. This charming village is located on an eminence overlookingthe Wallkill valley and river, with the great Shawnagunk mountainsin the background. Well-kept lawns, wide shady streets, and evidences of taste andimprovement abound. The village is one of the oldest in Ulster county, a

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