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Title: The Catskill Mountains;
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Ulster and Delaware railroad company. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Rondout, N.Y., Press of Kingston Freeman)
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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synopsis of each of the books now comprising the Four-TrackSeries, as well as a small half-tone reproduction of each of elevenbeautiful etchings of scenery along the lines, will be sent free,postpaid, to anv address, on receipt of a 2-cent stamp, by George H.Daniels, General Passenger Agent, Grand Central Station, NewYork. 183 CATSKILLMOUNTAINS REACHED BY FAST THROUGHPARLOR CAR TRAINS OF THE WEST--SHORI: -RAILROAD= SEND 2 CENT STAMP FOR AFOLDER CONTAINING THELATEST AND MOST COMPLETEMAP OF CATSKILL MOUN-TAINS EVER PUBLISHED, ALSOA LIST OF HOTELS, BOARDINGAND FARM HOUSES. C. E. LAMBERT, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, ROOM 204, 7 EAST 42D STREET.NEW YORK CITY, N. 184 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS \ \ 0 014 107 683 8 ^ >^
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THIS hook is issued by tl)e Passeng-er Department of TheUlster & Delaware Hailroad Company. It is devoted to de-scriptive matter pertaininsr to the Catskill Mountains; theirstructure, history and development as a Summer Resort ; thesanitary advantages of summer life in the dry air of high moun-tain regions; the absolute need of rest and vacation for the busyworkei-s in the city and town ; the scenic beauties and wildwoodcharms so lavishly spread for the delectation of every visitor. Italso contains much general information regarding the leadingpoints of interest throughout the range; what and where theyare, how to reach them and what to look for. In fact, it is anaccurate guide book to the regions reached by this mountainrailway system. @\^^\§) COPYRIGHTED 1894 BY N. A. SIMS, GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, THE ULSTER & DELAWARE R. R. RE-ISSUED 1905. ®~\®®\§) With the exception of the points reached by the railroads,the altitudes given in this book are in accordance with Prof,Gucatskillmountain05ulst

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