Summer Village Activities Spotlight Development and Upgrades
Preparation for the season drives improvements across Pinehurst area facilities. Hotels like The Holly Inn and The Berkshire receive renovations while the Carolina prepares for opening. Private cottages gain landscape upgrades as the Mistletoe cottage moves and is remodeled for Boston guests. Golf courses get improved watering systems and new practice holes as roads and parks expand. The water supply improves with a 150 foot tank and high capacity pumps, supporting a growing dairy and a thriving horse breeding operation. The colony welcomes many old friends gathering for the season.
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Rel Estate
Holly Inn
Inn
Berkshire
Carolina
Hawthorne
Edith
Helen Barnett
W.E. Barnett
New Haven
Tyler L. Redfield
Greenwich
John C. Spring
Boston
George F. Blake
Worcester
William IL. Hurd
Pittsburgh
R. C. Shannon 2Nd
Brockport
Frederick Bruce
Miss Bruce
New York
W. C
Pinehurst Founder's Discovery Powers Better Roads Era
The article credits James W. Tufts, founder of Pinehurst, with initiating a transformative road-building era by using available native materials. Starting in 1897 with gravel sand and clay from a Power House pocket, Pinehurst built durable streets, inspiring Southern Pines and later routes to Aberdeen and beyond. The tale notes continued momentum, public support, and collaboration with Gilbert N. McMillan and Leonard Tufts, culminating in a broader Moore County venture. Concluded on page six.
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James W. Tufts
Pinehurst
Mr.Tufts
Mr. Tufts
Southern Pines
Aberdeen
Gilbert N. McMillan
Leonard Tufts
Moore County
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