Pinehurst Village Scene and its Philanthropic Leader
The piece tours Pinehurst praising Warren H. Manning of Boston and the village’s development under Tufts. It notes Casino reading rooms, the little red schoolhouse, the museum, and the “shack” relics, with emphasis on Pinehurst nursery, fruit, flower, and vegetable variety. It highlights social, educational, and religious amenities, health benefits, and a selective exclusion policy for rest and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren H. Manning
Boston
Spinney
Pinesturst Ovrnook
Iter Katzenstein
New England
North Carolina
Herr Watzenstein
Pinehurst
New Hall
Tultsborough
Dev
Attractive Village Pinehurst South as Winter Retreat
An 1807 Pinewerst piece extols Tufts plan for Pinehurst to attract refined visitors seeking winter warmth. It describes a parklike village with amenities: farm goods, general store, reading room, library, large hall, graded school, electric lighting, clean water, electric streetcars to Southern Pines, drainage, flora study, and a cordial community ethos. The author praises lack of pests, favorable climate notes, and a one-man leadership view, predicting ongoing improvements will finish this growing resort community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Spinney
Sik
James W. ‘Tufts
New England
Pines
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Seaboard Air Line
New York
Sam
Pinehurst Faces Growing Demand for Winter Resources
Pinehurst officials warn that current resources will not meet expected winter demand as the town continues to prosper. They predict the area may need to be enlarged to accommodate thousands who depend on the town's benefactions each season. Signed by T. J. Ellinwoop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
State Board of Agriculture
North Carolina
T. J. Ellin Woop
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tufts
Pinewerst, N.C
Chas, E. Vale
Frederick W. Bradbury, M. D
Omee
New Hampshire Ave
Pinehurst,n.c
Miss Strickland
Dogwood Road
Pinehurst, N. C
Powell Hotel
Aberdeen, N. C
H. J H. Powell
Moore County
Outlook
Charles Deaton
Gardener
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