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Identifier: summerhomesamong03cent (find matches)
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
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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. Pleasant location, good lawn, shade, barn with ample room. For photo anddescriptive liteiature, address P. O. Box 254. Henry C. Gidman. Egbert T. Butler—One and one-half miles. Adults, .$10 to $15. A. 1. Curtis—New house. Five minutes walk from station. C. K. Northway—South Norfolk. Four miles. Adults, $6. Ralph I. Crissey—Furnished house. Terms moderate. <*. W. Niver—Five miles. Adults, $7 to $10. Mrs. E. r. Phelps—One and one-quarter miles. Accommodates twenty. Hiram A. Smith—Colebrook. Five miles from Norfolk. $7 per week. Mrs. Mary A. Miller—Half a mile. Adults, $9 per week. George Bratengeier—One mile. Adults, Jp±.50 per day. Mrs. E. M. Rugg—South Sandisfield, Mass. $6 to $8 per week. NO^TH GOSHEN, Lntchiield County, Conn. Some five miles south of Norfolk, by carriage drive, is thetownship of Goshen. In this town is the Tipping Rock, the mostwonderful geological specimen of its kind in the State. Here thesummer boarder will find good boating and fishing.
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ERST CANAAN, Litchfield County, Conn. This little village is in the town of North Canaan, which com-prises the villages of Canaan and Canaan Valley, besides EastCanaan. The population of the township is over 1,700. Eastuanaan is one long, beautiful street, the residences being built inalmost unbroken continuity to within three miles of the summerresort of Norfolk. The Blackberry and Whiting rivers furnish ex-cellent trout fishing. The Barnum-Richardson iron furnaces are lo-cated at East Canaan. East Canaan.Lyman Couch—Farm house. Four miles. Accommodates fifteen. Adults. 87per week. Pure mountain air and a very pleasant summer resting place. Beautifulviews. One mile from Campbell Falls and two miles from Berkshire Cave. Good fish-ing in streams near by. Table supplied with vegetables from our own garden. Freetransportation from station. Good livery accommodation at reasonable price. Cityreferences. Mr. and Mrs. Ab3l Gr. Stevens -Maplewood Farm, Three miles. Accom-modates six Terms m

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