Pinehurst Sand Hill Region Offers Healthful Pines Retreats
North Carolina’s Board of Agriculture highlights Pinehurst and Moore county as a healthful pine region. It notes dry air and balsamic turpentine scents aid throat and lung ailments, cites Dr. Sadelson and Professor Kerr, and describes Pinehurst’s development by J W Tufts with Olmstead’s design, railroad access, and Holly Inn. It details sandy ridges, early fruit cultivation, grape and peach growth, low land prices, and a rising community of Northern fruit growers aided by horticultural experiments and fertilizer trials.
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North Carolina
Schrieber
Vienna
Tufts
Mecca of
Pines
G. H. Sadelson
Moore County
W. C. Kerr
Long Leaf Pine Belt
Manly
Shaw's Ridge
J. W. ‘Tufts
Boston
Mass
Pinehurst
Frederick Law Olmstead
Board of Agriculture
Southern Pines
Seaboard Air Line
Aberdeen
West End
Holly Inn
Sissippi
Louisiana
Texas
Shurtnett
Cumberland
Moore
Richmond
Coastal
Piedmont
Delaware
Niagara
State Horticultural Society
N. S. Agricultural Experiment Station
Sand Hill
J. van Lindley Company
Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Great Lindley Peach Orchard
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